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Hazards for workers are directly linked to the chemical composition of an additive. Therefore, CLP regulation (Regulation UE 1272/2008 on Classification, Labelling and Packaging) requires companies to label their substances appropriately before placing them on the market. Photo: Misset
04-12-2020 | Article

Protecting workers from hazardous minerals

Photo: Mark Pasveer
23-11-2020 | Article

Probiotics for tougher plants

When the birds have a longer feeder length available, there is less competition and the plumage is better. Photo: Wageningen Livestock Research
26-10-2020 | Article

Longer feeders lead to better plumage

Stress might have various impact on the behaviour of young piglets: it can increase the occurrence of damaging behaviours between pen mates. Photo: Nuqo
21-10-2020 | Article

New strategies to improve welfare and productivity

The trial results suggest that shrimp preventively fed the yeast derivative are better able to react to a pathogen challenge. Photo: Shutterstock
20-10-2020 | Article

Using yeast derivatives to support aquaculture production

A fresh strip of grass twice a day and grazing day and night ensures optimum grass intake for the cows. A fresh strip of grass twice a day and grazing day and night ensures optimum grass intake for the cows. Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet
30-09-2020 | Article

Ongoing challenge to use grass optimally

The future global expansion of rabbit farming will be based on improved breeding selection, technological advances, and governmental support. Photo: Shutterstock
11-09-2020 | Article

Boosting rabbit farming productivity and profits

Photo: Galina Shafran
10-09-2020 | Article

Capsaicin: Bringing synergy to combined feed additives

Red algal extract enhances the gut barrier function, while green algal extract modulates innate and adaptive immune responses. Photo: Olmix
31-08-2020 | Article

Improving immune performance in aquaculture through algae

Illustration of the characteristic domed or dolphin-shaped head morphology in an IUGR piglet (right) in comparison with a normal piglet with the same birth weight. Photo: Dr Emma Baxter
14-08-2020 | Article

Interventions to better deal with IUGR piglets

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