Following is a brief Summary of all, major news and announcements from Animal Feed and Nutrition Industry in the month of May 2026:
1. Kerry Launches AlphaGal Ultra to Target Soybean Anti-Nutritional Factors
Taste and nutrition giant Kerry has formally expanded its veterinary bio-nutrition portfolio with the global launch of AlphaGal Ultra. The specialized, multi-carbohydrase enzyme system is engineered to help livestock and poultry integrators maximize feed conversion ratios (FCR) by breaking down complex soy $\alpha$-galactooligosaccharides and stubborn dietary substrates.
Available in both highly stable dry and liquid formats, the technology neutralizes anti-nutritional factors naturally present in oilseed components. It can be seamlessly introduced via premixes, integrated into mash feeds, or applied through post-pelleting systems to boost net energy availability.
Product Features
Feature |
Specification |
|---|---|
Product Name |
AlphaGal Ultra |
Type |
Multi-carbohydrase enzyme system |
Formats Available |
Dry and liquid |
Primary Function |
Breaks down soy α-galactooligosaccharides |
Benefits |
– Increases energy availability from feed ingredients– Reduces anti-nutritional factors in soybean meal– Reduces anti-nutritional factors in oilseed components |
Application Methods |
– Added to premixes– Incorporated into mash feeds– Applied post-pelleting |
2. Renaissance BioScience Files Patent for Next-Gen Yeast-Derived VLP Platform
Renaissance BioScience Corp. has filed a provisional patent application detailing a breakthrough, yeast-derived Virus-Like Particle (VLP) platform engineered to produce, stabilize, and deliver targeted RNA payloads. While the company’s legacy R&D focused on RNAi-based biopesticides to combat chewing insects, this miniaturized VLP architecture opens up broad new commercial verticals. The platform allows Renaissance to scale its gene-silencing therapeutics into next-generation crop fungicides, herbicides, non-chewing pest biocontrols, and advanced therapeutic delivery applications across human and animal health.
Technology Overview

