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Nevedi (the Dutch association of feed Industry) welcoming the initiative of the European Commission to revise the feed additives legislation. Animal nutrition in general but feed additives especially can be of great value in offering solutions for a number of challanges the livestock sector is faces with.
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Nevedi (the Dutch association of feed Industry) welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to revise the feed additives legislation. Animal nutrition in general but feed additives especially can be of great value in offering solutions for a number of challanges the livestock sector is faces with.
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