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We are excited by the tremendous possibilities of Asparagopsis taxiformis in reducing livestock methane emissions that contribute to climate change.

FutureFeedNews is the most comprehensive website for news, research and analysis, and insights into this growing solution to one of the key drivers of climate change.

We harness our custom intelligence platforms to source relevant and up-to-the-minute data on the science of Asparagopsis Taxiformis and the growth of the commercialisation and distribution of it as FutureFeed.

With in-depth reporting, exclusive interviews, and industry-wide network connections, you can ensure you are up-to-date with everything when you rely on FutureFeedNews. We offer compelling research, valuable data, and powerful insights to our customers.

Asparagopsis Taxiformis, as seen in Réunion

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FutureFeedNews is the leading provider of news, research, analysis, and insights on Reduced Emissions Feed Additives© (REFA) and their exciting role in reducing livestock methane emissions that contribute to climate change.

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