Formulated for waterline application, Enviva® DUO enhances gut health and delivers consistent benefits to flocks without settling in lines.
IFF has introduced Enviva® DUO, an innovative direct-fed microbial (DFM) solution designed to support poultry gut health and improve overall flock performance. This cutting-edge product, formulated for waterline application, offers poultry producers a reliable way to ensure uniform delivery of beneficial gut bacteria, even during challenging production conditions.
Enviva® DUO combines two non-spore-forming bacterial strains to promote a balanced gut microbiome and enhance the interaction between nutrition, gut health, and immune function—an approach known as nutribiosis.
Kirsty Gibbs, Poultry Innovation Platform Lead at Danisco Animal Nutrition & Health, IFF, emphasized the product’s flexibility:
“Enviva® DUO gives our customers a significant edge against evolving production challenges and offers the flexibility to target specific houses or farms through its waterline application. This direct dosing strategy ensures that challenged birds always receive the microbiome-boosting benefits of Enviva® DUO, even if feed intake decreases.”
Scientific Backing and Operational Efficiency
Enviva® DUO has been rigorously tested, with research demonstrating its ability to restore and stabilize the intestinal environment. Its unique formulation ensures even dispersion in water distribution systems, eliminating sedimentation or clogging, and maintaining operational efficiency while providing consistent delivery of benefits across the flock.
Availability and Future Plans
Enviva® DUO is now accessible to poultry integrators and large farm complexes in the U.S., India, and Pakistan. Expansion to other countries is anticipated, pending regulatory approvals.
For poultry producers seeking innovative solutions to boost bird welfare and performance, Enviva® DUO represents a breakthrough in delivering gut health benefits efficiently and effectively.
Learn more about Enviva® DUO and its role in improving poultry welfare at IFF’s website.
