Kemin, a proud Gold Sponsor of the ESPHM

At the ESPHM, we addressed alternative strategies to tackle a wide range of health issues encountered at various stages of pig production. As we are a trusted market leader in the pig industry, we also want to share our expertise with you now that the biggest industry event is finished. Our research and innovations help grow our customers' bottom line while meeting the ever-changing landscape of consumer expectations.

There were two Kemin divisions presenting their expertise at the ESPHM; Kemin Intestinal Health, focused on nutritional solutions such as the effective utilization of immunomodulators, in-feed probiotics, and others allowing pig producers to optimize their health management plans and achieve better economic outcomes. Kemin Biologics focuses on the development and implementation of vaccines for the animal health industry.

Interested to get all the insights yourself? On this page, we share all posters, presentations and more information on our solutions presented at the ESPHM.

Our scientific presentations with innovative insights

Poster presentations

Implementing effective immunomodulation strategies are crucial for ensuring pig welfare.

Probiotic supplementation into pig diets is a valuable approach to sustain optimal intestinal health in pigs.

Mucosal Immunity against PRRS and SIV through intranasal vaccination

Field evaluation of an inactivated intranasal autogenous Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) vaccine targeting early mucosal immunity

Oral presentation

Our expert speaker talks about alternative strategies to tackle enterotoxigenic E.coli during weaning.

Exploring the options to mitigate the harm of E.coli K88 on weaner pigs

Interested in more information on our Intestinal Health Platform or Kemin Biologics? Visit our dedicated webpages!

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2022 ESPHM: material shared

Below you find our contributions to the ESPHM in 2022.

Bacterial Diseases

Viral Diseases

Mycotoxins

Efficacy of TOXFIN^® XL to prevent mycotoxin absorption by piglets – in vivo toxicokinetic study

Zinc Oxide Replacement

Profitable Pig Production

Antibiotic Reduction

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Swine Dysentery (SD) is a severe infectious intestinal disease, highly contagious that produces a mucohemorraghic diarrhoea in grower-finisher pigs.

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Optimal animal health management

It is essential to adopt sustainable measures to combat enteric challenges without resorting to antibiotics.