AHDB are proud to support the Pigs Tomorrow event; as a development board our eye is always to the future for the industry. What are the opportunities and challenges coming our way and how can we, collectively, make the most of things to give the best outcome for British Pig Farmers and the product they produce which is celebrated the world over.
The swine specialist team at Phileo UK & Ireland will be on hand to discuss how to improve pig growth and performance by optimising gut health, supporting immunity, and binding pathogens and mycotoxins.
Our line of yeast-based feed additives includes Actisaf® Sc 47 live yeast probiotic and Safmannan® premium yeast fraction postbiotic. Our product portfolio harnesses the power of the microbiome for better animal performance and reduction of antimicrobials and is scientifically proven to improve gut health, support antioxidant status and bind mycotoxins.
By optimising the gut, we help farmers make more from less by optimising feed efficiency and supporting immune function – making livestock farms more productive, profitable and sustainable.
No magic powder, no unsubstantiated claims. Just microbiology at its best.
Red Tractor is the UK’s largest and most trusted food chain assurance scheme, dedicated to setting high standards across every stage of food production. Our mission is to reassure consumers that the food they buy is produced safely, responsibly, and transparently. Covering critical areas like animal welfare, food safety, and environmental protection, Red Tractor ensures all produce is traceable back to UK-assured farms.
Our standards are upheld through rigorous inspections, offering peace of mind to consumers, and supporting farmers who are committed to responsible farming practices. With a logo that is recognised and trusted by millions across the UK, Red Tractor helps shoppers make informed choices, knowing that every product bearing our mark meets the highest quality standards.
By championing high standards Red Tractor plays a key role in maintaining the integrity of the UK’s food chain.
