What is Dietaxion All About?
Dietaxion is a French group focused on innovation in the agricultural and agri-feed sectors. Their research and development efforts are all about reducing the environmental footprint—specifically targeting carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus impacts. The mission? To create smart, sustainable solutions for manufacturers working in agriculture, agri-feed, pet food, veterinary care, hygiene, industrial by-product treatment, and organic waste recovery. It’s a comprehensive approach that blends science with real-world applications, aiming to optimize ecosystem performance while supporting the needs of each sector.
Main Benefits of Dietaxion’s Innovations
Their product ranges and technologies deliver measurable improvements across livestock farming and waste management. Here are some standout results:
- +3% average increase in marketed eggs thanks to Pidolin PCa’s support of calcium nutrition in laying hens.
- -3.7% feed conversion ratio on average with Butylin 54, which improves digestion and nutrient absorption.
- -20% ammonia emissions on average through Cobiotex technology applied in poultry waste treatment and pig slurry management.
- -15% reduction in podal lesions caused by bacteria in ruminants, thanks to Cobiotex’s sanitary prevention solutions.
- +2% increase in incubable eggs during late laying phases, enhancing breeding hen productivity.
Nutrition Range: Supporting Animal Health and Productivity
Dietaxion’s nutrition range includes products like Pidolin PCa and Butylin 54, designed to boost animal health and performance. Pidolin PCa works on phosphocalcic metabolism, promoting strong eggshells and skeletal strength, even as hens age. Meanwhile, Butylin 54 focuses on improving digestion and maximizing nutrient absorption, combining nutritional efficiency with intestinal health. These solutions help farmers get the most out of their livestock, improving both quantity and quality of production.
Hygiene Range: Natural Solutions for Sanitary Prevention
The hygiene range features Cobiotex technology, which offers natural, sustainable options based on unique multi-strain bacterial cores. This technology helps reduce mortality in poultry by supporting protective flora and prevents environmental diseases in ruminants. It’s a game-changer for maintaining animal health without relying heavily on chemicals, promoting a healthier farm environment overall.
Effluent Range: Tackling Waste with Innovation
Waste management is a critical issue in livestock farming, and Dietaxion’s effluent range addresses this head-on. Cobiotex technology optimizes the treatment of poultry waste and pig slurry by controlling fermentations and reducing harmful emissions. The result? A significant cut in ammonia emissions—around 20% on average—which benefits both the environment and farm workers. This approach supports sustainable farming practices by turning waste challenges into manageable, eco-friendly processes.
Project Impact: Aligning with Global Sustainability Goals
- SDG 2: Zero Hunger – Enhancing livestock productivity and food quality.
- SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – Improving animal health and reducing disease.
- SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation – Managing waste to protect water resources.
- SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – Promoting sustainable farming practices.
- SDG 13: Climate Action – Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.
- SDG 15: Life on Land – Supporting ecosystem health through innovative solutions.
Dietaxion’s Vision and Global Reach
Dietaxion isn’t just about products; it’s about a vision. The group actively collaborates with partners to optimize ecosystem performance through innovative, sustainable solutions tailored to each sector’s needs. Their international network spans over 50 countries, bringing expertise and customized programs worldwide. Whether it’s layers, broilers, breeders, pigs, or ruminants, Dietaxion’s comprehensive approach supports better animal health, environmental stewardship, and efficient resource use—making a real difference on farms everywhere.
