Aquaculture Optimize aqua feed formulation through lower inclusion of fish oil and lecithin VitalsorbPURE Cost effective solution to maximizing fats and oils feed utilization. drinking solution for poultry BioXPROTECT Monolaurin viral control in drinking solution Feed Additives &
Animal Nutrition
GN Good Nutrition develops and produces antibiotics free additives and animal nutrition supplements for animal health and performance.
Feed Additives &
Animal Nutrition
GN Good Nutrition develops and produces antibiotics free additives and animal nutrition supplements for animal health and performance.

Poultry

Antibiotic free supplements for top performing healthy poultry

Swine

Antibiotic free supplements for top performing healthy herds

Ruminants

Antibiotic free supplements and bypass fats for top milk production.

Aquaculture

Optimize aqua fed formulation through lower inclusion of fish oil and lecithin

GN Good Nutrition

believes in environment protection and sustainable Feed Additive using the power of glycerides, BioX ™ activated lipids, digestion enhancers and phytogenics to replace AGP. These create better gut health, boost immunity, provide effective energy, increase fertility, complement vaccines, fight viruses and bacteria. Our manufacturing plant produces innovative products for poultry, swine and dairy cow.

Solutions

Maximizing Fats and Oils in Feed Utilization

To mitigate the high cost of fats and oils, our cost effective solution maximizes fats and oil in feed utilization.

slow release urea for dairy cow and beef cattle

Controlled Nitrogen Release

Slow release urea solves the problems of rapid nitrogen release using conventional urea by synchronizing nitrogen availability with microbial energy needs, improving safety, efficiency, and productivity.

Mastitis (Cow Udder Infection) antibiotics resistance prevalent, need bypass SCFA, MCFA, glyceride reduce somatic cell count

Mastitis 

The economic losses from mastitis is not just “bad” milk but that cows that are affected need time to recover and so the farmer “loses” crucial milk production capacity. The solution we have is to provide a bypass solution that releases active anti-pathogen agents in the udder thereby reducing somatic cell counts and decrease number of severely affected cows.

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Latest Blog

Benefits of Feeding Fats & Oils to Broiler Chickens
Feeding Fats & Oils to Broiler Chickens – More Than Just Energy! (Nutritional Benefits, Part 2)
Recent advances in poultry nutrition show that lipids play a much bigger role in performance, welfare, and meat quality. Let’s look into additional benefits that make fats and oils essential tools for modern poultry production.
Gram Positive Bacteria Transmission in Milking Enviroment
Scientific Evidence for Gram-Positive Mastitis: Severe Impact, High Contagiousness, and Monolaurin Treatment
Research confirms that gram-positive bacterial infections in mastitis severely affect milk production, are highly contagious between cows.
Coliform Mastitis
Coliform Mastitis in Dairy Cows: Scientific Insights on Milk Production Losses and Disease Dynamics
Mastitis continues to be one of the most costly and complex health challenges facing the dairy industry worldwide. Among the different causative agents, coliform mastitis driven by gram-negative bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, and Enterobacter, stands out for its severe impact on milk yield and overall cow health.