ADM to stop production of dry lysine in the first half of next year
ADM recently announced that it will discontinue dry lysine production in the first half of 2021 to focus on meeting market demand for liquid and capsule lysine.
In addition, the company plans to launch new differentiated solutions for dairy cows, including NutriPass L, a capsule lysine product that provides a continuous supply of metabolic lysine to animals.
Pierre Joseph Paoli, president of ADM's Feed Ingredients and Additives business, noted, "The market outlook for dry lysine is already quite bleak, with global industry capacity expansion far outpacing demand growth. We will continue to invest in providing our customers with cutting-edge ingredients and services while continuing to strengthen and enhance our animal nutrition business portfolio."
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2026-06-18
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