The global market for animal probiotics is increasing at a significant rate owing to the increasing usage of probiotics for the improvement of animal health as well as increased utilization of nutrients from the feed. Increasing community or regulatory pressure to reduce the usage of antibiotics in commercial animal production is driving the animal probiotics market. Increase in the need for natural animal feed additives for all types of animals as well as aquaculture production is boosting the animal probiotics market. Among all animal types, farm animals contribute the largest revenue share in the animal probiotics market as they are a major source of disposable income in developing and under-developed regions.

New research results presented at the recent Poultry Science Assn. annual meeting add to a growing body of science showing the unique potential offered by "yeast bioactives" — a new form of feed technology introduced by CBS Inc., the announcement said.

Indeed, as well as Olivier, David’s mission is now being continued by a whole new generation of INVE probiotics experts – including Peter De Schrijver, who is developing new formulae at the company’s R&D centre in Belgium and Marcos Santos, who has been integral to the uptake of probiotics by aquaculture producers in Brazil.

Currently, foodstuffs containing non-ruminant collagen and/or gelatine, which are no longer intended for human consumption but do not pose any public or animal health risk, are permitted for feeding to farmed animals in the EU. Foodstuffs containing ruminant collagen and/or gelatine - from both hides and skins and bones - are still banned, except in the case of food for pets and fur animals.

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Animal probiotics is widely accepted today, and the rapidly advancing technology related to molecular biology and gene sequencing is aiding researchers dig deep to explore novel probiotic applications for animals, such as in consumer-packaged health products and in feed for companion pets. Over time, livestock and cattle farmers have increased the adoption of animal probiotics for commercial animal feed for poultry and cattle to change the gastrointestinal flora, which continues to trigger the sales of animal probiotics, impacting the animal probiotics market in a positive way. Furthermore, the growing awareness among hobbyists, cattle farmers, and pet owners, about the advantages of animal probiotics for animals’ health continue to create fresh opportunities for manufacturers of animal probiotics.

A new project that aims to improve tilapia production in Haiti has been launched by IDH and Taino Aqua Ferme, the nation’s largest aquaculture operator, today.

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As the system develops, there is interest in developing an information platform that could be used to address or improve practices at other companies, Wadiak said.​

“We’re going to look at the organic matter in soil through less input substitution year-over-year,” he said. “We’ll publish that annually [along with] the trials of how we’re working with farms to integrate some of these more nutritionally dense – for the soil that is – crops into crop rotations to create a more profitable system for farmers on a low-density feed that’s more cost effective for a slow-growing chicken.”​