Dr. Bata® Ltd. is a biotech company based in Hungary, committed to the development of alternative solutions for animal health disorders for more than 30 years.
Our roots lie in the development of fermentation processes, which expanded to the research and development of highly effective natural plant extracts, enzymes and mycotoxin inactivators for livestock animals.
Our products are manufactured at our own manufacturing sites, to ensure impeccable effectivity and feed safety through our GMP+ and HACCP programs. The manufacturing process of our products require specific production methods and constant laboratory monitoring, which makes our products unique in the market.
This commitment to reducing antibiotic use has made Dr. Bata® one of the leading companies and our natural products are available in more than 60 countries through our own subsidiaries and committed partners in Europe, the USA, South America and Asia.
Our goal is to produce high quality products and provide excellent consulting to increase the efficiency and profitability of livestock farming.
Natural herb countaining feed additive for swine
Feed additive against the negative effects of mycotoxins for swine
Natural phytobiotic combination for poultry
Non starch polysaccharidase enzyme containing feed additive for ruminants
Cremona International Livestock Exhibition was held in Cremona, Italy at the end of October.
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As a biotechnological company the research and development was always the most important part of the life of Dr Bata Ltd. The scientific research of today will be the basis of the new commercial products of the future. This is the reason that Dr Bata Ltd is committed to the continuous development of R&D.
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Disantic is a herbal additive containing herbs that have bactericidal and immunostimulant effects. We have tested it with 200 animals.
Continue readingTo ensure continuous quality we have implemented HACCP, GMP + B1 certified quality management systems. We are constantly running cattle, swine and poultry field and laboratory trials.
