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June 16, 2022

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Novus International introduces Scale Up program
Novus International

Novus International has launched the Scale Up program to help pork producers deliver on their specific business goals. Each stage of a pig's life comes with its challenges, and pork producers have the task of meeting those challenges head-on to support the optimal health and welfare of the pig.  

"Whether the focus is increasing the pounds of pork or kilograms of meat produced, extending sow productivity, improving piglet mortality and uniformity, or raising grow-finish profitability, the Scale Up program takes a comprehensive view of production systems and each life stage to identify opportunities," says Marisol Castillo, senior manager of global swine solutions for Novus International.  

Created to meet the demands of today's pork producer, the Scale Up program delivers science-based nutrition solutions to optimize production at every stage of a pig’s life, helping each animal meets its genetic potential.  

Scale Up is backed by XpertLink, an extensive network of leading industry experts, covering topics from nutrition, management, health, feed manufacturing, and meat quality.

"We developed XpertLink to establish a network of people from around the world, with different perspectives and experiences, to work with our customers in helping them overcome issues and identify opportunities to take their operation to the next level," says Castillo. 

Novus International officially unveiled the program at World Pork Expo held last week in Des Moines, Iowa.

Source: Novus International, which is solely responsible for the information provided, and wholly owns the information. Informa Business Media and all its subsidiaries are not responsible for any of the content contained in this information asset. 

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