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OPINION: One of the world’s largest animal health and nutrition companies, DSM, now known as dsm-firmenich, has developed a feed additive Bovaer to lower methane emissions from cows.

Authorities in both the United Kingdom and Canada have now approved the use of methane-reducing feed additive Bovaer.

A new methane inhibitor showing promising results overseas is now being trialed in New Zealand with the backing of Fonterra.

Fonterra and Royal DSM, a global science-based company active in health, nutrition and sustainable living, are teaming up to work on reducing on-farm greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in New Zealand.

A global animal health company is welcoming the Government’s discussion paper on the use of agricultural inhibitors.

Global nutrition and animal health company DSM has opened its refurbished plant in Auckland.

Global animal health company DSM says it has a product that can help reduce emissions from cows by up to 30% but surprisingly the Government is not keen.

Farmers are urging the Government to help register a novel methane inhibitor for cow rumens.

A global animal health company that has developed a novel methane inhibitor for cows’ rumens says it has hit a regulatory roadblock in New Zealand.

A global animal health company says it is developing a novel methane inhibitor for cows’ rumens.