Conclusion Because of their high bioavailability, organic trace minerals have the ability to answer new challenges coming from the legislation, in favor of lowering input and output of minerals while supporting animal health and welfare. In this context, where the pressure from legislation and consumers is becoming stronger, organic trace minerals are becoming more and more relevant. They positively support sustainability within the production chain


as they bring safety to workers handling the product; they maximize the return on investment by reducing the expense of supplements and improving performances with lower supplementation. Finally, their bioavailability reduces the mineral environmental footprint by lowering output which causes soil pollution and long-term toxicity risk. As part of the feed industry, organic trace elements have a lot of


challenges to face. In the end, they play an important role in sustainability as they can help in reducing the environmental footprint and producing better quality products, in line with public health regulations for the end consumer while preserving the welfare of workers within the production chain.


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