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Time:2025-04-21
On April 18, the 2025 China Feed Industry Exhibition officially kicked off at the Qingdao International Convention and Exhibition Center.
As a global innovator in animal nutrition, NHU put the spotlight on technological innovation, making a strong presence at the event with a diverse lineup of products and solutions. On site, NHU joined experts, scholars, and industry leaders in exploring cutting-edge trends and innovative technolgies of the field.
The NHU booth (B2A240) quickly became a hotspot at the exhibition, drawing crowds of professionals eager to learn more. NHU welcomed both new and long-time partners, sharing its journey of growth and development through open exchange. So, what “Big Moves” did NHU have up its sleeve at the exhibition? Let’s find out together!
Exciting New Products Take Center Stage
The products showcased by NHU became one of the standout highlights of the exhibition’s opening day:
Taurine
Known for its role in maintaining cellular homeostasis, synthesizing bile acids, and regulating lipid and carbohydrate metabolism, taurine is key in formulating low-fishmeal feeds, easing breeding stress, and boosting animal growth performance.
Vitamin B5
As a crucial component of coenzyme A, vitamin B5 is involved in vital metabolic processes such as the citric acid cycle, choline acetylation, and antibody synthesis. It helps slow cell apoptosis, reduce oxidative stress, prevent diseases, and enhance reproductive performance in animals.
Tryptophan
As an essential limiting amino acid, tryptophan is vital for supporting feeding behavior, growth, immunity, and protein synthesis in animals.
With proven efficacy and reliable performance, these products not only improve animal productivity but also help reduce feeding costs—earning NHU strong trust and praise from customers across global markets.
Green Developmetn: Building a Better Future
Green Innovation Takes Center Stage Under the “Dual Carbon” Goals
Animal nutrition additives play a vital role in enhancing food quality and safety, reducing environmental impact, and promoting animal welfare. NHU’s product lineup—including methionine, vitamins, and pigments—offers animals comprehensive and balanced nutrition, minimizing the overuse of antibiotics and supporting the sustainable development of the breeding industry.
NHU is also committed to advancing low-emission products through biological fermentation, addressing personalized customer needs while building a green industrial chain throughout the entire product lifecycle.
Take vitamin B5 as an example: NHU uses corn as a raw material and applies a green and efficient biosynthesis process to achieve large-scale production through a one-step biological fermentation method. This innovative approach cuts emissions of the “three wastes” (waste gas, wastewater, and solid waste) by more than 30% compared to traditional chemical synthesis, while reducing carbon dioxide emissions by over 25%. In feed applications, it also helps preserve key nutrients like amino acids, enzymes, and lipids, enhancing product absorption and bioavailability.
Precision Nutrition Empowers Healthy Breeding
As a key global supplier of feed additives, NHU is committed to its core mission: providing comprehensive nutritional support for human health. Backed by strong R&D capabilities, advanced equipment, and cutting-edge technology, NHU conducts in-depth research into the challenges faced by the breeding industry. By continuously expanding its product portfolio, NHU delivers high-efficiency nutritional solutions that drive the high-quality development of the industry.
NHU offers tailored nutritional strategies for various animal species and life stages. For instance, rumen-protected methionine helps balance amino acid nutrition, boosts nitrogen utilization in ruminants, reduces nitrogen emissions on farms, and lowers the carbon footprint of ruminants. Taurine, when combined with nutrients like vitamin C and B vitamins, enhances the digestion and absorption of proteins and fats in aquatic species while strengthening their stress resistance. Additionally, canthaxanthin and apo-ester improve the quality of livestock and poultry products and help regulate yolk and broiler skin coloration.
Today, NHU's scientific and targeted animal nutrition solutions have reached partners in over 100 countries and regions, supporting farmers worldwide in increasing income and improving livelihoods.
As the China Feed Industry Exhibition continues, NHU remains committed to openness and collaboration, and will continue to actively engage with industry peers around the globe, expand its product offerings, and deliver innovative solutions to meet the evolving nutritional needs of animals—driving forward the efficient and sustainable development of the breeding industry.
Thanks to our continued ESG practices and outstanding performance, our rating has risen from “BB” in 2024 to “A” in 2025, marking authoritative international recognition of our capabilities in sustainable development.
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From July 12 to 19, the 53rd IUPAC General Assembly & the 50th World Chemistry Congress took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, under the theme “Chemistry for a Sustainable Future”. Mr. Li Haoran, Honorary Dean of the NHU Research Institute, Ms. Yu Lili, Assistant Dean and Deputy Director of the Product R&D Department, and Mr. He Qiyang, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Cooperation Department, joined over 3,000 chemists from around the world to explore the vital role of chemical science in addressing global sustainability challenges.
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From July 25 to 26, 2025, the Group's Mid-Year Meeting and Strategic Planning Seminar were successfully held in Xianghu, Hangzhou. More than 40 executives from the Group and its subsidiaries, along with key functional leaders, came together to outline the blueprint for the 15th Five-Year Plan.
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