Ensuring strong animal health in uncertain times

Consumers and retailers are now placing a greater emphasis on sustainable production and animal welfare. As a result, forming strong supply chain relationships becomes all the more important. Successful “de-risking” of a farming business will involve fewer ad hoc interactions and more focus on forming enduring long-lasting relationships. This will make strong animal health – and other sustainability requirements – fit naturally into a farm’s production system, rather than be a burden of constantly shifting requirements that farmers are required to meet.

Farmers across Europe are clear that prevention is far better than cure for livestock and sustainability³. There’s a two-fold safeguard against the recurring threat of pests and parasites: utilise preventative treatments that cover the period of risk – ensuring complete peace of mind – and work with a partner that understands the current conditions and threat levels of these risks.

The combination of astute professional advice and a robust product that offers comprehensive coverage is a powerful part of risk management for livestock’s continued health and productivity.