The events attracted a diverse audience of over 50 delegates from the poultry and feed sectors, according to Adisseo.

Themed "Maximizing Layer Profitability in a Challenging Market," the seminars served as vibrant platforms for knowledge sharing and interactive discussions. Industry experts and professionals gathered to explore comprehensive strategies that can optimise layer profitability amidst the dynamic and demanding market landscape.

The highlight of the seminars was a presentation delivered by Professor Charles Rangga Tabbu, a distinguished veterinarian from the renowned Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Gadjah Mada University. Professor Tabbu emphasised the profound impact of mycotoxins on layer performance, gut health and overall profitability.

"Underestimating the power of mycotoxins can significantly harm your bottom line," he said. "It is crucial to address this issue proactively, allowing us to unlock boundless possibilities."

During the seminars, participants engaged in comprehensive discussions, placing particular emphasis on the importance of partnering only with suppliers who offer solutions that truly add value to customers.

Long-term effects in enhancing the management of raw materials and feeds were key highlights. The audience welcomed the notion of emphasising the need for collective efforts to effectively manage the risks associated with mycotoxins, Adisseo added.

Adisseo and PT. Romindo shared their commitment to fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing initiatives that contribute to the industry's success. One of the key commitments includes empowering customers to enhance their visibility of mycotoxin contamination with state of the art technology.

By making more data-driven decisions, customers will maximise profitability and improve animal health for a sustainable industry, Adisseo said.