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La nécessité de garantir aux volailles l’absorption d’une quantité correcte de nutriments dans l’intestin ne peut faire abstraction de la dégradation par la microflore du rumen. Depuis plus de 30 ans, notre recherche scientifique s’est fixé pour objectif d’améliorer le contournement de la volaille afin qu’une concentration plus faible d’ingrédients actifs dans l’alimentation conduise à une performance maximale.

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