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At Kemin, curiosity has fueled our identity and innovation for over 63 years

This approach shapes our products and services. It drives our commitment to sustainability and makes us your ideal partner for optimal animal nutrition and health.

Based in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa (EMENA), our team is dedicated to developing innovative solutions, both products and services. Our ingredients help producers raise healthy livestock and poultry and our services support them with innovative services on a local level.

We are a trusted market leader in the animal feed, beef, dairy, poultry, and pig industries. Our research and innovations help grow our customers' bottom line while meeting the ever-changing landscape of consumer expectations. Together, Kemin’s industry-leading solutions improve and strengthen safety throughout various stages of the global food chain.

ounded in 1961, Kemin is a privately held family company with over 3,000 employees worldwide and operations in 90 countries, including manufacturing plants in Belgium, Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Italy, San Marino, Singapore, South Africa, and the United States.

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Kemin Company - Belgium22-Oct-2025
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Kemin Company - Belgium20-Oct-2025

Digestibility vs. Absorption: Understanding Nutrient Utilization in Pigs

Optimizing digestibility and absorption boosts nutrient use in pigs. Understanding both processes is key to improving performance, health, and profitability.
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Kemin Company - Belgium28-Apr-2025

Adsorption: How do binders act – the Bentonite example

Bentonite uses mechanisms to capture both polar and non-polar toxins. Discover how bentonite works so you can choose more effective ways to combat mycotoxins.
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07-May-2025kongskilde-grainwhen grain is properly cleaned by mechanical separation, aeretion and shriveled kernels separation, no toxin binders neither clays are needed!
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Kemin Company - Belgium21-Apr-2025

What is in a mycotoxin binder, more than just "dirt": the science behind mycotoxin binders for pigs

From high-quality aluminosilicates to immune-supporting bioprotectors, advanced binders protect, preserve, and perform. Find out here why not all clays are equal.
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30-Apr-2025kongskilde-grain Clean grain and remove shriveled kernels, and you will close to never have problems associated with the mycotixins. Much cheaper and uniform solution against all types of mycotoxins, included those emmerging and unknown!
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Kemin Company - Belgium14-Apr-2025

Mycotoxins: The tax collectors

In this article, we dive into the latest research on key mycotoxins, their effects, and why their impact is growing year after year.
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Kemin Company - Belgium07-Apr-2025

Mycotoxins in pigs: Hidden threats to health & performance

Mycotoxins are invisible threats in pig farming, impacting gut health, immunity, and performance. Learn how to detect, prevent, and manage their risks effectively.
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Kemin Company - Belgium31-Mar-2025

Respiratory Tract – how it is linked with the gut and stressors

Host epithelial surfaces, like lungs, are key for microbial colonization. Reducing swine stress and improving hygiene can prevent respiratory infections and enhance animal health.
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