The European Commission approves Enviva PRO

Danisco's Enviva PRO approved for use in the European turkey market.

Danisco Animal Nutrition, a business unit of IFF's Health & Biosciences, announceds the final authorization from the European Commission to expand the use of Enviva PRO, a multi-strain probiotic, to the European turkey production market. This development is the next step in Danisco Animal Nutrition’s continuing commitment to support the food solution needs of the poultry industry. 

“We are delighted to receive the formal recognition from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) that Enviva PRO is equally safe and effective for use in turkeys. With this regulatory approval, we will be able to provide a solution to meet the unique needs of the European turkey segment and expand our existing strong customer base for Enviva PRO among broiler and layer producers in Europe,'' said Jose Luis Ecija Roux, marketing director EMEA, Danisco Animal Nutrition. 

Europe is one of the largest turkeys producing markets in the world, second only to the U.S., with Germany, France, Poland, Italy and Spain making up 90 percent of the region’s overall output. Jose adds, “Turkey producers in Europe can now benefit from the same performance improvements of Enviva PRO that the wider poultry sector has enjoyed, particularly the proven protection it provides against diverse health challenges such as Clostridium perfingens and E. coli, which remain major issues for the industry. We look forward to helping customers in the region develop tailored nutritional feed strategies that not only deliver excellent flock performance and liveability, but also return on investment.” 

First launched in the US in 2008, Enviva PRO is currently used in over 50 countries around the world and supported by extensive scientific research. It blends three Bacillus probiotic strains which have been shown to reduce the growth of health challenging bacteria and improve feed conversion ratios in broilers and layers, and now extends to turkeys. By balancing nutrition, microbiome and the gut and immune function, it also contributes to a favorable nutribiotic state, enabling the bird to focus on growth. 

 

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