ADM stops producing dry lysine in the first half of next year
ADM recently announced that it will stop producing dry lysine in the first half of 2021, focusing on meeting the market's demand for liquid and capsule lysine.
In addition, the company also plans to launch new differentiated solutions for dairy cows, including NutriPass L, a capsule lysine product that can continuously supply metabolic lysine to animals.
Pierre Joseph Paoli, President of ADM's Feed Ingredients and Additives Business, pointed out: "The market prospects for dry lysine are already quite bleak, and the global industry capacity expansion far exceeds the growth rate of demand. We will continue to invest to provide customers with cutting-edge raw materials and services, while continuing to consolidate And to strengthen the animal nutrition business product portfolio."
You May Interested In
2026-07-26
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026 Brings Together Innovation and Business Across the Animal Feed and Health Industry
-
Can ADM's Acquisition of Revela Foods Transform Its Global Flavors Portfolio?
-
European Commission Greenlights Innovative Feed Additives for Livestock Nutrition
-
EU Declares Safety of Nematophilic Fungus NCIMB 30336 Feed Additive for Herbivores
-
EU Greenlights Corynebacterium glutamicum KCCM 80185-Derived L-Isoleucine as Universal Animal Feed Supplement
-
Study found that Lactobacillus rhamnosus GCC-3 culture can improve intestinal and liver health and antiviral immunity of zebrafish
-
EU evaluates the safety and effectiveness of sweet fennel oil as a feed additive for dogs and cats and bitter fennel oil as a feed additive for all animals
-
FBN® accelerates partnership with ADM to expand Renewable Agriculture Gradable Platform for Sustainable Development
-
The EU assesses the safety and efficacy of feed additives consisting of sodium and potassium ferrocyanide for all animals
-
The EU approved L-arginine produced by Corynebacterium glutamicum CGMCC 20516 as a feed additive for all animals
Recommend Reading
-
Eli Lilly Strikes $1.3 Billion AI Deal with Superluminal for Next-Gen Obesity Drugs Targets GPCR Breakthrough
-
Eli Lilly to Raise UK Mounjaro Price 170 Percent Monthly Cost Jumps from £122 to £330
-
Fracturing the Crown: BASF Antwerp’s 600-Job Cut and the Global Alarm
-
Brazil Launches EficazControl Biocontrol Agent Yields Up 3.71 Bags per Hectare Approved for Soybean Corn Disease Protection
-
EPA Reviews Bayer’s New Fungicide Fluoxapiprolin for US Crops Disease Control Expanded Risk Assessed as Low
-
Recent Domestic Maleic Anhydride Market Shows a Slight Decline
-
Lithium Carbonate Prices Strongly Rebound Amid Dual Supply-and-Demand Boost
-
Global Food Policy Shift 60-Day Rice Import Ban in Philippines EU Issues 5 Recalls on Chinese Exports in One Week
-
Acetic Acid Market Continues to Decline in China
-
FDA Approves Precigen’s Papzimeos Immunotherapy 51 Percent of RRP Patients Avoid Surgery for One Year