News and events

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  • Press release
Maxum Animal Nutrition, a division of Maxum Foods, is pleased to announce it has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Trouw Nutrition’s leading milk replacer brand, Sprayfo, in New Zealand. Sprayfo is part of Trouw Nutrition, the Animal Nutrition division of global leader Nutreco. Founded over 60 years ago in Sloten, the Netherlands, Sprayfo is manufactured by Trouw Nutrition, supported by advanced scientific research and rigorous quality standards. Today as one of the world’s largest producers of calf milk replacers, Sprayfo is trusted by farmers in more than 50 countries across every continent.
  • Trouw Nutrition Indonesia has officially appointed PT SHS International as the exclusive distributor for Selko® IntelliBond® and Selko® Optimin products in Indonesia. This partnership strengthens the strategic collaboration between the two companies, which has been established previously, with SHS International already serving as a distribution partner for Selko® pH S. The partnership aims to expand the reach of innovative, science-based animal nutrition solutions and to support the Indonesian livestock industry in improving efficiency, productivity, and the sustainability of both operations and the environment.
  • First in Thailand, Trouw Nutrition was invited to speak at the Dairy Seminar for Muak-Lek Dairy Cooperative on 21 August 2025 in Bangkok. The seminar, attended by around 80 dairy farmers.
  • Trouw Nutrition Philippines has been actively strengthening its presence and engaged this month in promoting its nutritional solutions and driving industry innovation! With initiatives like participating as a speaker at the 6th World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) conference and conducted visit in partnership with B&V Trading to key Trouw Nutrition facilities in the Netherlands.
  • In Manila in 12-13 September, during  PCPP (Philippine College of Poultry Practitioners) we connected with industry leaders and we dive into groundbreaking discussions and innovations shaping the future of the poultry industry. Dr. Dexter Abrigo - Marketing Manager of Trouw Nutrition Asia Pacific, presented ‘Influence of Complexed Trace Mineral Sources on Production Performance’ and ‘Eggshell Quality of Broiler Breeders and Laying Hen’
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  • Mycotoxin risk mangement
    Livestock and poultry feeds and its raw materials are susceptible to fungal/mold colonization. Major plant-based animal feed raw materials around the world include maize, wheat, broken rice, millets, soybean meal, sunflower meal, rapeseed meal, rice bran, wheat bran, and DDGS. Due to the shortage of conventional raw materials, many by-products are used in feed today at different levels of inclusion. Such by-products unfortunately have proven to contain higher concentrations of mycotoxins as compared to their parent grains as mycotoxins tend to concentrate on outer portion of grains. This factor coupled with long rearing period of animals make them more susceptible to mycotoxicosis.
  • Humidity and precipitation are ongoing challenges for animal feed raw materials especially during the Asian region’s annual wet season (May to October). Proper storage of raw ingredients and processed feeds is required to support feed safety, stability and quality. Trade is another consideration. Bans on corn imports in some Asian countries increases the need to maintain a high level of quality for feed raw materials. Protecting and preserving valuable nutrients supports optimal feed quality, thereby animal nutrition and growth. 
  • State-of-the-art research facility to accelerate global innovation in ruminant nutrition Boxmeer, the Netherlands Trouw Nutrition, the global leader in innovative feed specialities, calf milk replacers, premixes and nutritional services for the animal nutrition industry, has today opened its new Calf & Beef Research Facility, close to Boxmeer, in the Netherlands. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and equipment, this new facility will engage in advanced studies alongside the group's two existing dairy facilities in Boxmeer and Burford, Canada, to accelerate innovation in ruminant nutrition.