Animal Feed Probiotics Market Insights, Trends & Future Development Status Recorded during 2018-2028|| Key players- Evonik Industries, Alltech, DuPont, Novus International, Royal DSM

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Antimicrobrial Resistance to “Antibiotic Growth-Promoters” to Escalate Animal Feed Probiotics Adoption  

Antibiotics have traditionally been used on nursery hogs to address post-weaning problems. However, the development of antimicrobial resistance to antibiotics has urged livestock and pig farmers to invest in viable substitutes that could improve the immunity of animals. Animal feed probiotics are perceived as a feasible alternative to antibiotics among pig farmers, complemented by legal restrictions imposed on antibiotic growth promoters. A recent study conducted by National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) has found that the use of probiotic Bacillus amyloliquefaciens (Ba) instead of antibiotics promote growth performance of piglets.

Opportunities Abound for Manufacturers in Animal Nutrition

The consumption and trade of livestock products are gaining fast momentum, consequently prompting livestock farmers to adopt strategies to bolster production capacity, while maintaining the health of the animal. The shift toward  animal feed probiotics is further backed by recommendation of the Food and Agriculture Organization in improving broiler chicken growth rates, and preventing enteric diseases, including Tellez et al., Biloni et al., necrotic enteritis, and coccidiosis. Optimization of meat and egg quality, and alleviation of salmonella are key attributes of animal feed probiotics that are driving their sales among livestock farmers. Another key growth influencer of animal feed probiotics market is approval of the microorganisms used in animal feed probiotics for animal nutrition, as they neither pose any health hazard f, nor affect metabolic processes of animals.

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Manufacturers Adopting Host Animal-Specific Product Development Approaches

Animal feed probiotics have gained ground as viable microorganisms-based feed supplements for animal nutrition. Although enhanced performance has been linked with probiotics adoption, statistically notable improvements such as weight gain, and feed conversion, are rare owing to variations in the individual reactions of the animals. To address this emerging challenge, animal feed probiotics manufacturers are shifting their focus towards potential probiotics based on target host-specific principle to ensure their functionality. Furthermore, the adoption of scientifically validated in-vitro methods, which reduce costs and eliminate unnecessary suffering corresponding to the Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals (REACH) regulations, has been identified as another leading strategy being taken up by the animal feed probiotics manufacturers.

Segmentation

The report provides an exhaustive analysis and estimate on animal feed probiotics market on the basis of segmental analysis. The main segments identified in animal feed probiotics market include source, region, animal, form, sales channel, and country. The analysts at Fact.MR have analyzed the animal feed probiotics market segments, thereby, offering an explicit comparison between key market data, including the Y-o-Y growth, market share, revenue, and volume.

The report also carries regional performance of animal feed probiotics market, dividing the market into North America, Europe, Japan, Middle East & Africa (MEA), Latin America and Asia-Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ).

Established and Mid-sized Players Collectively Hold Over 50% Market Share

The global animal feed probiotics market remains moderately fragmented, with leading and mid-sized players who collectively hold more than 50% revenue share. The focus on R&D activities dedicated toward novel product innovations, and hefty emphasis on acquiring animal feed probiotics providers, are among key growth strategies of established animal feed probiotics manufacturers. The fluctuating demand for animal feed, coupled with relevant government policies and regulations, continue to prompt animal feed probiotics’ manufacturers to adopt smart strategies aimed at communicating the customer segments in a much more efficient manner.

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