Animal feed

UltraPure Yeast Beta Glucan (YBG®)
Effects on the Immune system
GMP compliance
Fields of application
- Nutraceutical
- Cosmeceutical
- Animal feed
- Other areas
- Contact sales

Latest News

2011-09-29 14:03

Immudyne Retires 1.136 Million Shares - Planning Additional Purchases

Florence, Kentucky. September 29, 2011. Immudyne, Inc. (Pink Sheets: IMMD) a leading industry provider of all-natural products for immune system support from yeast beta-glucan, is pleased to announce the retirement of 1,136,842 shares of the Company’s common stock purchased in a recent private transaction. Mark McLaughlin, CEO of Immudyne stated, “The retiring of these shares is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the value of our long-term shareholders’ ownership in Immudyne. With only 24.5 million shares currently outstanding, and virtually no company debt, our capital structure accommodates future growth both organically and through strategic opportunities.”

2011-09-21 14:01

Immudyne Taps Industry Veteran As Director Of Product Development

Florence, Kentucky, September 21, 2011. Immudyne, Inc. (Pink Sheets: IMMD) the world's leading research and production firm specializing in immune system support compounds based on Beta Glucan derived from baker's yeast, announced today that it has appointed Jim Roufs as Director of Product Development. Mr. Roufs brings more than twenty years of industry experience in the dietary supplement field to augment Immudyne's research and production team. He previously led New Product Development for more than seven years for the world's largest dietary supplement brand, where he participated in developing and launching numerous products with multimillion dollar annual revenues. Mr. Roufs activities will be focused on food and beverage applications for Immudyne's premier Beta Glucan product, as well as dietary supplements for immune system support and athlete training aids.

ImmuDyne Share

The worldwide animal feed additives market is expected to reach US$15.4 billion by 2010 and is strongly influenced by the demand for meat and meat products.

Restricted use of antibiotics has spurred growth in alternatives such as feed acidifiers and probiotics. Enzymes are yet another category that have a bright outlook since they reduce phosphorous content in manure. (Source: 5M Entreprisses Ltd.)

Studies on animals

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