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Direct Fed Microbial (DFM) Market Research Report- Forecast till 2023
2 Market Overview
The global direct-fed microbial market has witnessed continued growth during the last few years. Direct-fed microbial
(DFM) is containing various microorganism and the product is specifically used for the animal growth. The
microorganisms are yeast, bacteria and other microorganisms. Direct-fed microbial comes in various forms such as
dry & liquid. Direct-fed microbial is used as a feed for various livestock which include poultry, swine, pork, cattle and
other livestock. The growth of the direct-fed microbes is expected to be driven by various factors. Increasing
awareness of animal health is the significant factors for the rising growth of global direct-fed microbial market during
the forecast period of 2017-2023.
Direct–fed microbial improves feed digestibility which in turn escalates the sales of direct-fed microbials both in the
developed and developing economies. Rising demand for milk and meat production is positively impacting the growth
of global direct-fed microbial market. Also, direct-fed microbial acts as a substitute of antibiotics which is expected
to fuel the demand of the market. Also, increasing animal diseases resulted to enhance the sales of direct-fed
microbial products during the forecast period. Developing economies of Asia Pacific & Latin America region offer a
lucrative opportunity in the global direct-fed microbial market owing to the rising consumption of milk and meat
products.
Latest Industry Updates:
Apr 2017 Evonik announced the launch of the new probiotic called “Gutcare PY1” in the Asia Pacific market. The
product is claimed to provide sustainable nutrition in animals
Jun 2016 In order to support poultry health, Bayer launched its new probiotic feed additive for poultry in Vietnam.
The product is named “Baymix Grobig BS” and is identified to prevent gut infections in poultry
Jan 2017 Adisseo and Novozymes announced the launch of their first probiotic for poultry. The product is named
“Alterion” and is identified to be a natural alternative to antibiotic growth promoters
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