Staff Correspondent: Nu.ance Biotechnology, a pioneer in innovative feed additive solutions, hosted an exclusive technical seminar titled “Advancing Mycotoxin Management: Global Trends and Innovative Solutions” on Saturday (27th September) evening at Le Meridien, Dhaka. The event brought together feed industry professionals, nutritionists, and entrepreneurs to explore modern strategies for combating the growing challenge of mycotoxins in animal feed.
Dr. Nemanja Todorovic, Ph.D., a renowned Global Mycotoxin Expert from Europe, shared the latest scientific advancements and practical solutions for mitigating mycotoxin risks in poultry, dairy and aquaculture feed industry. Highlighting the specific challenges of Bangladesh’s climate and raw material supply chain, he emphasized how innovative feed additive technologies can enhance animal health and resilience.
Dr. Nemanja also highlighted modern strategies to enhance animal health and resilience. His insights focused on integrating natural solutions into feed production, ensuring sustainable and effective control of mycotoxin risks.
Joginder Singh, Business Director, South Asia, and S.M. Faruk Hossain, Business Development Manager, Bangladesh, emphasized the importance of adopting innovative technologies to safeguard the poultry, dairy and aquaculture industries. They noted that Bangladesh’s climate conditions make raw materials highly susceptible to mycotoxin contamination, posing significant challenges for feed manufacturers and farmers.
Nu.ance Biotechnology, with its unique approach of merging scientific expertise and market knowledge, is committed to providing modern, nature-driven solutions to strengthen the country’s feed industry. By applying advanced management practices, entrepreneurs and feed producers in Bangladesh can minimize losses, improve productivity, and ensure long-term sustainability in animal farming.
This seminar marks a significant step toward equipping the feed industry with cutting-edge tools to combat mycotoxins, paving the way for a healthier and more resilient livestock sector in Bangladesh.
Mycotoxin contamination remains a critical issue in Bangladesh’s feed industry, causing significant losses for poultry and fish farmers. By introducing global innovations tailored to local conditions, nu.ance biotechnology aims to equip industry stakeholders with effective, sustainable tools for prevention and control.
In the seminar’s closing speech, Mr. Md. Rafiqul Islam Nabi, Managing Director of TETRA AGROVET Ltd., the sole distributor of Nu.ance Biotechnology in Bangladesh, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the distinguished guests and sought the sincere cooperation of all in the future.