There is no evidence that the active ingredient in Bovaer, an emissions-reducing additive fed to cows, is present in dairy products that are eventually consumed by humans, contrary to suggestion made by social media users sharing a document that warns against direct contact with the product.
Dairy producer Arla Foods announced, opens new tab a joint initiative with British supermarkets on Nov. 26 to trial a rollout of Bovaer across some dairy farms.
Produced by the Dutch-Swiss speciality chemicals company DSM-Firmenich, Bovaer is added to cattle feed to reduce methane emissions produced by the animal, which the UN says is a major source of climate change.
a href=”https://www.dsm-firmenich.com/content/dam/dsm-firmenich/corporate/documents/our-company/news/our-statements/statement-bovaer-november-2024-final.pdf?bovaer” target=”_blank”>DSM-Firmenich says the product is currently available for sale in 68 countries, including the UK.
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