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Nutri-Ad International Nv along with the largest spray dry facility in Europe for the manufacture of sodium butyrate were acquired in 2000 by the INVE group (a pioneer in specialty nutrition for hatchery production of marine fish and shrimp). Nutri-Ad International is known as one of the first companies to develop a multifunctional approach to toxin challenges. Recently, INVE Aqua Additives joined Nutriad to establish Nutriad Aqua Feed Additives and further strengthen Nutriad's ability to offer specie specific applied programs.

Today Nutriad, headquartered in Belgium, operates through 16 legal entities and delivers products and services to over 80 countries worldwide supported by 4 application laboratories, 3 research centers and 5 manufacturing facilities located in 3 continents.

Address:	Kloosterstraat 1 Bus 7
City:	Kasterlee
State:	(2460)
Telephone:	+32 (0) 14 55 19 90
Fax:	+32 (0) 14 55 19 15
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@nutriad.net

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Key people & contacts:

Owner - President

Mr Trond Ringstad

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Main Company:

INVE Group - Head Office

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