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Biofeed Technology

Name: Biofeed Technology
Address: 3820 Isabelle Street, Brossard, QC, J4Y2R3, CA
Telephone: +14504447774
Price range: Not applicable

Biofeed is an Animal Health & Nutrition company. We develop probiotics and yeast-based feed additives that work to promote the wellbeing of animals.

Biofeed Technology is among the top innovative companies in Animal Health & Nutrition. We develop and market probiotics and yeast-based products that work to promote the wellbeing of animals. Widely recognized by the performance of its products, Biofeed designs, develops and markets a range of products all derived from fermentation processes. These natural yeast-based additives contribute to the a

11/17/2023

Let's meet at VIV MEA Booth H036 in Hall 8

BioFeed Technology - Mycotoxins Risk Management

11/17/2023

Learn about Biofeed's Mycotoxin Risk Management.
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BioFeed Technology - Mycotoxins Risk Management Biofeed's mycotoxin risk management program is the most innovative mycotoxin deactivating solution with a multi-strategic approach. ZeroTox uses four innovat...

BioFeed Technology - Feed Digestibility and Performance

11/17/2023

Learn about Biofeed's Solutions for Feed Digestibility and Performance.

BioFeed Technology - Feed Digestibility and Performance One of the biggest challenges for livestock and poultry production is the ever-increasing cost of feed, which accounts for about 70% of total production expe...

Biofeed Technology - Poultry Health & Nutrition Challenges

05/29/2023

Discover Biofeed's insightful article on Necrotic Enteritis, an important condition affecting poultry. Gain valuable knowledge and strategies to combat this challenge. Click on the link below to read the article now!

Biofeed Technology - Poultry Health & Nutrition Challenges Necrotic enteritis is one of the world’s most common poultry diseases affecting around 40% of commercial poultry. The disease is caused by the overgrowth of Clostridium perfringens type A and type C and its exotoxins in the small intestine. Clinical forms lead to a sudden increase in flock mortali...