Feb 20, 2017
Champrix will showcase their newest wares at the VIV Asia 2017 industrial agricultural trade expo, introducing their cutting-edge feed to new potential markets.
Netherlands - February 20, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Agriculture is still the foundation upon which modern society is based: it is responsible for all the food that fuels an ever-growing population. This growing population, together with the vagaries of climate change, are putting ever more pressure on farmers to make their practices cost effective. Optimizing the nutrition of the livestock being raised is one of the best ways for farmers to save money over the long term, and Champrix specialize in creating innovative food and premixes that guarantee the best possible nutrition. They have announced their intention to showcase their wares to new potential markets at the VIV Asia 2017 trade expo.
VIV Asia 2017 will take place in Bangkok, Thailand March 15-17, and will play host to over 900 international exhibitors, covering the production of pig meat, poultry meat, eggs, fish and dairy. Champrix have food and premixes that are optimized for each one of these applications.
Champrix, based in the Netherlands, create animal feed additives that include everything livestock, poultry and even fish need to thrive, while simultaneously being kinder to the environment. The ingredients naturally reduce the minerals and CO2 excreted by animals, helping large-scale farming be kinder to the environment.
A spokesperson for Champrix explained, “We can’t wait to exhibit our products at the VIV Asia 2017 agricultural trade show. China, Thailand and other Asian markets will be the key to growing our business in the coming years, which is why we want to be able to showcase our products to farmers working in these markets. The premixes and additives we create help farmers to minimize their environmental impact, improve the development and yield of their livestock while becoming more cost effective in the process. These three distinct advantages make our product a must-have for any industrial farming business looking to improve their bottom line. We look forward to demonstrating this at the expo.”
About Champrix: Champrix delivers a wide range of premixes, feed additives, milk replacers and protein concentrates that are carefully tailored to every client’s needs. Champrix feed is suitable for all kinds of animals, from ruminants to poultry, and Champrix delivers to the animal feed compound industry, home-mixers, feed producers, integrators and distributors all over the world.
Contact Info:
Name: John Weise
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Champrix
Address: 5821 EA Vierlingsbeek,Molenweg,The Netherlands
Phone: +31 85 064 0500
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