Bovaer is a new feed additive that claims to significantly reduce the emission of methane, a greenhouse gas that is driving climate change, in dairy cows.
How much milk do you like in your tea? If you have been following the outrage after dairy giant Arla announced it will be ...
Some UK social media users have been pouring milk down their sinks and toilets in protest at the trial of a new feed additive ...
Safety fears and conspiracy theories about the cattle supplement Bovaer have been circulating on social media, but the maker ...
The Australian red meat industry and the Swiss-Dutch product developer have leapt to the defence of the safety of ...
Arla Foods has insisted that the Boevar cattle food supplement will not filter through to human consumption as conspiracy ...
Written by experts from leading companies including Bio-Rad Laboratories, NEMIS Technologies and Shimadzu, this guide will ...
Arla Foods began a trial of Bovaer to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows, but it's sparked backlash over food safety & ...
In a "seemingly innocuous" announcement, said The Telegraph, Arla said that 30 of its British farmers were teaming up with ...
Since the announcement of a trial to feed British cows the additive Bovaer, shoppers have threatened to boycott products made ...
After Arla announced a trial of Bovaer at its farms, shoppers have vowed to boycott several supermarkets and products ...
The methane-reducing cow feed additive is considered safe by food safety authorities in the approved doses. And contrary to ...