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VevoVitall® gets EU authorization

18-12-2006 | |

VevoVitall® (the ultra-pure grade of benzoic acid) has been officially authorized within the European Union for use in piglet feeds in the category ‘Other Zootechnical’ of the new feed additive regulation 1831/2003.

This new registration is the second approval for VevoVitall® in the European
Union. Its use in growing and fattening pigs decreases the emission of ammonia
in the environment. Studies also demonstrate that the addition of VevoVitall® to
pig feed leads to a benefit of €1-3 per pig.

VevoVitall®
is produced by DSM Special Products and distributed worldwide by DSM Nutritional
Products.

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