01 Innovation in Plant-Based and Fermentation-Derived Additives The global market is experiencing a surge in innovation driven by growing demand for sustainable, antibiotic-free animal nutrition. Companies are leveraging advanced biotechnological techniques to develop potent additives derived from plant extracts, essential oils, and fermentation processes. These natural formulations not only promote animal health but also support improved feed efficiency and productivity. For instance, in February 2025, Canada-based Novibio Inc. unveiled Poultrirom Plus, a novel blend of organic acids and essential oils aimed at improving intestinal health in broilers and turkeys. The formulation is made to foster a balanced gut microbiome, enhance nutrient absorption, feed conversion, and daily weight gain, all without antibiotics. This product is positioned to meet the growing demand for sustainable, natural solutions in poultry production. Such advancements indicate a shift toward high-performance natural additives that align with regulatory standards and consumer expectations.
March 2026 Animal nutrition companies continued expanding research and development activities focused on probiotics, enzymes, phytogenic additives, and sustainable feed solutions. Industry participants increased investments in natural ingredient technologies aimed at improving animal immunity, digestion, and reducing reliance on conventional feed additives.
August 2025 DSM-Firmenich inaugurated a new Animal Nutrition & Health manufacturing facility in Jadcherla, India, strengthening regional feed additive production capabilities. The facility expanded manufacturing capacity for specialized feed additive solutions, including mycotoxin risk management products, while supporting supply growth across India and the Asia-Pacific region.
July 2025 Orffa expanded its presence in China through a strategic partnership with Co-Innova Animal Nutrition Technology. The collaboration aimed to strengthen distribution of Orffa’s feed additive solutions, including nutritional emulsifiers and selenium-based additives, supporting livestock health and feed efficiency in the Chinese market.
June 2025 Innovad Group entered into a long-term supply agreement with ChainCraft to strengthen sustainable feed additive solutions. The collaboration focused on using sustainably produced butyric acid to develop advanced feed additives that support animal gut health, performance, and environmentally responsible livestock production.