Alltech India: Pioneering Dairy Nutrition and Sustainability

Alltech India has taken a significant step forward in supporting the country's dairy industry by launching two new facilities in Pune. On January 15, the company inaugurated a Nutrition Service Laboratory and a Bolus Manufacturing Plant, both of which are designed to advance livestock nutrition and promote sustainable dairy farming practices.

The opening of these facilities underscores Alltech India's commitment to improving the quality and efficiency of dairy production across India. The Nutrition Service Laboratory will play a crucial role in analyzing and enhancing feed quality, while the Bolus Manufacturing Plant is set to produce advanced nutritional supplements that support animal health and productivity.

These developments are key to addressing the evolving needs of India's dairy sector, ensuring that farmers have access to the latest technologies and solutions to optimize their operations. Through these initiatives, Alltech India aims to contribute to a more sustainable and productive dairy industry in the region.

Modified: 2026/02/18

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