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Alltech eyes global expansion as interest in protein alternatives ratchets up

Animal health and nutrition company is looking to 'maximize its penetration in the market', as sales increase 20-30% this year, global aqua director Jorge Arias told Undercurrent News

By Jeanine Stewart | Nov. 14, 2013 17:43 GMT
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Two years into the operation of its 100,000 square foot facility in the US state of Kentucky, in Winchester, animal health and nutrition company Alltech is seeing its sales of algae powder increase by 20 to 30% this year and eyeing opportunities in the protein substitute industry -- while receiving words of praise from the likes of fish feed behemoth Skretting [...]

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