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Oct. 8, 2025 Source: Alltech news release
Building on Alltech's decades of experience and expertise in mycotoxin management, the Mycosorb Evo range delivers enhanced mycotoxin-binding efficacy and broader-spectrum coverage. These solutions have been rigorously developed and tested to provide increased protection against harmful toxins such as deoxynivalenol (DON), fusaric acid (FA) and Penicillium-derived toxins, among other frequently occurring mycotoxins in livestock feed. Data from the Alltech 37+ testing program, together with insights from the annual Alltech Harvest Analysis, have consistently highlighted the ongoing and escalating risk of mycotoxin contamination worldwide. These latest technologies are designed to provide feed and livestock producers with the most advanced and targeted tools available to address this critical challenge. "Producers around the world have long relied on Mycosorb to protect animal health, performance and productivity under the challenges of mycotoxin pressure," said Dr. Alexandros Yiannikouris, global mycotoxin management research group director at Alltech. "With the introduction of Mycosorb A+ Evo and Mycosorb Evo, we are raising the bar in mycotoxin management -- delivering next-generation protection and setting a new benchmark for producer confidence and success." Key benefits of the Mycosorb Evo range include: Increased efficacy toward key mycotoxins, including DON, fusaric acid and Penicillium-derived toxins Enhanced broad-spectrum coverage to address complex multi-mycotoxin challenges Improved protection of performance where it matters most, inside the animal This patent-pending innovation underscores Alltech's commitment to science-driven solutions that improve the health and performance of animals and allow producers to support their profitability while lowering their impact on the environment. "The Mycosorb Evo range builds on decades of scientific discovery and real-world success," said Nick Adams, Technology Group commercial director at Alltech. "It reflects our commitment to solving challenges in the field and delivering trusted solutions that help our customers protect what matters most: the health and performance of their animals and the success of their operations." For more information about Alltech's Mycosorb Evo range, visit alltech.com/evolution. The 2025 Alltech Harvest Analysis is now underway. Over the coming months, Alltech will reveal the latest mycotoxin contamination patterns in new crop grains and forages across key regions. When available, the 2025 Alltech Harvest Analysis report can be viewed here: https://www.alltech.com/harvest-analysis. About Alltech: Founded in 1980 by Irish entrepreneur and scientist Dr. Pearse Lyons, Alltech delivers smarter, more sustainable solutions for agriculture. Our diverse portfolio of products and services improves the health and performance of animals and plants, resulting in better nutrition for all and a decreased environmental impact. We are a global leader in the agriculture industry. Our team produces specialty ingredients, premix, supplements, feed and biologicals, backed by science and an unparalleled platform of services. Strengthened by more than 40 years of scientific research, we carry forward a legacy of innovation and a unique culture that views challenges through an entrepreneurial lens. As a private, family-owned company, we adapt quickly to our customers' needs and focus on advanced innovation. We believe agriculture has the greatest potential to shape the future of our planet. Our more than 5,000 talented team members worldwide share our purpose of Working Together for a Planet of Plenty. Together, we can provide nutrition for all, revitalize local economies and replenish the planet's natural resources. Headquartered just outside of Lexington, Kentucky, USA, Alltech serves customers in more than 140 countries, has five bioscience centers, and operates more than 75 manufacturing facilities across the globe. For more information, visit alltech.com, or join the conversation on Facebook, X and LinkedIn. Tweet |
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