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2 February 2021

Forceris Launch in South Korea >

Effective Piglet Management with Forceris aiming for MSY 30

7 October 2020

Ceva Malaysia and their customers working together for solidarity >

Ceva Malaysia shows solidarity with key customers delivering essential food supplies to the country’s most needy communities during the Covid-19 crisis.

13 September 2020

A Healthy Start Sets You Apart: Forceris Launch in Philippines >

A convenient and economically advantageous option to control iron deficiency anemia (IDA) and coccidiosis for swine farmers has been introduced.

26 August 2020

Behavioural Awareness in Veterinary Practice Webinar >

Webinar to raise behavioural awareness in veterinary practice

2 July 2020

Ceva China successfully held Transmune Webinar >

Webinar to address the current threat of novel variant IBD virus and Stop Gumboro Cycle strategies.

30 April 2020

Ceva Asia’s First Webinars >

Ceva Asia held its first Swine and Poultry webinar

17 April 2020

Ceva China successfully launch Cevac IBird® >

Ceva China successfully launch Cevac IBird® nationwide amid the challenge of travel restriction

23 March 2020

COVID-19 - UPDATE TO OUR CUSTOMERS >

We face together an extraordinary situation where the world is going into lockdown to face the very real threat posed by Covid-19.

23 March 2020

Ceva returns to strong double -digit growth in 2019 and reveals plans to double sales by 2025 >

Libourne, 12 March 2020 - Consolidated sales of the Ceva Group reached more than €1.2 billion in 2019 as the company returned to strong double-digit growth (+14.6%). The start of 2020 was marked by the renewal of its shareholding structure with new long-term partners investing alongside management and historic minority investors with the aim of ensuring the continued independent development of the...

25 February 2020

C Our Future in Malaysia >

To raise public awareness on the significance of many children still suffer from growth stunting in Malaysia, putting the future of our children at risk

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