The company is investing in a 15,000-liter Ultra High Temperature (UHT) system paired with a 40-ton aseptic tank.
READ FWDx is designed to detect E. coli, Listeria, Salmonella, herbicides and antibiotics.
This innovation cuts the number of raw materials from three to two and lowers the carbon footprint.
Authorities and developers believe digital tools will modernize the sector and equip rural communities with access to timely and actionable animal health services.
This new training program is designed to upskill 20,000 operations employees worldwide by 2026 in future-ready skills, including digital technology and AI.