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ANIMAL HEALTH
                   DSM-Firmenich opens Animal Nutrition & Health

                                   manufacturing plant in Egypt

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             turing$plant$in$Sadat$City,$Egypt.
              Formally  inaugurated  on  12  September  2024,  the  facility  re-
             flects  the  company’s  commitment  to  meet  increasing  demand
             from mid-range and large livestock farms and feed millers for pre-
             mixes and innovative feed additives. The new production unit will
             serve customers in Egypt, the Middle East, Southern Europe and
             Africa. By enhancing supply reliability and delivering top-quality
             products, it will offer dsm-firmenich’s customers greater peace of
             mind—underscored by the firm’s commitment to excellence.
              The new facility, covering an area of 10,000 square meters, is
             equipped with modern infrastructure and advanced technology
             from Bühler Technologies, incorporating an integrated plant con-
             trol system with bar coding. With an annual production capacity of
             10,000 tons, the plant is designed to meet the highest standards
             of production efficiency, food safety, quality, and environmental
             sustainability. It adheres to the highest international quality and
             safety standards applicable to specialty feed ingredients.
              The plant will process a diverse range of specialized animal nu-
             trition products, including vitamins, minerals, and innovative feed
             additives.
              Strategically  located  in  Sadat  City,  the  facility  offers  excellent
             logistical advantages, ensuring efficient delivery to customers in
             the feed and animal protein sectors both domestically and inter-
             nationally. This  new  plant,  marking  the  50th  production  facility
             in dsm-firmenich’s global network, will strategically enhance the
             company’s  production  capacity.  It  will  enable  dsm-firmenich  to
             more effectively meet the needs of its expanding customer base
             while also fostering local economic growth.
              Ivo Lansbergen, President of Animal Nutrition & Health at dsm-
             firmenich, commented: “Our goal is to enable sustainable animal
             farming worldwide, working jointly with our customers, our part-
             ners, and all players in the value chain. The opening of our new
             plant in Sadat City will allow us to meet the rising demand for feed   future of our company and the region. It will not only enhance
             premixes, in terms of quantity, quality and reliability, in Egypt and   our production capabilities but also create new job opportunities
             in export markets. At the same time, it will reduce environmen-  and contribute to the local economy. We are committed to driv-
             tal impact within the value chain and enhance profitability for all   ing innovation and maintaining the highest quality standards in
             stakeholders. This plant represents a significant investment in the   everything we do.”  Circle 26 on enquiry card
                                    Orffa: Expanding in Asia with

                              science driven innovations in animal
                                                      nutrition

              Founded$in$Belgium$in$1967,$Orffa$has$  ci"c needs of Asian livestock producers.     Science-Driven Solutions for
             evolved$ from$ a$ distributor$ into$ a$ global$     Our three key Focus Areas:  your  needs
             leader$ in$ animal$ nutrition.$ We$ are$ now$                     Whether  you're  looking  to  enhance  gut
             expanding$our$presence$in$Asia,$focusing$  Gut  Health  &  Immunity:  A  healthy  gut   health, improve feed e#ciency, or optimize
             on$delivering$cutting9edge$science$driven$  is  essential  for  thriving  animals.  Our  solu-  mineral  nutrition,  we  have  the  expertise
             feed$additive$solutions$to$enhance$animal$  tions  support  a  balanced  gut  microbiome,   and products to support your goals. Our lo-
             health,$productivity,$and$sustainability.  enhancing  nutrient  absorption,  reducing   cal specialists are equipped to tackle a wide
                                             pathogenic  pressure,  and  boosting  the  im-  range of challenges speci"c to the region.
                Expansion into Asia          mune system.
                                                                                Partner with Orffa
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             announce  the  appointment  of  Ramakanta   to reduce feed costs and promote more sus-  trition in Asia. Together, we can drive innova-
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             Nayak as our new Managing Director for the   tainable animal production.  and  contribute  to  the  sustainable  develop-
             Asia-Paci"c region. With his in-depth knowl-  Mineral  Nutrition:  Our  comprehensive   ment of the region's livestock industry.
             edge  of  the  local  market,  Ramakanta  will   mineral  nutrition  solutions  are  designed  to   Contact us today to learn more about our
             spearhead our initiatives to provide science   ensure  optimal  animal  health  and  perfor-  comprehensive range of feed additive solu-
             driven feed solutions that address the spe-  mance.             tions.             Circle 27 on enquiry card
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