After five years of testing and development, the company says its flagship product can markedly reduce enteric methane emissions and consistently boost feed efficiency.
The new trial results demonstrate improved feed conversion efficiency in beef cattle.
The trial reduced greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 29.8 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent over the study period.
Additives like red seaweed can cut cattle methane emissions by 30–90%, helping meet climate goals while sustaining or even boosting productivity.
Neither of the parties has revealed the financial terms of the transaction yet.