Breakthrough Poultry Vaccine Unveiled: A Boon for Indian Farmers
Boehringer Ingelheim has launched a new single-dose vaccine in India to combat three major poultry diseases, enhancing farm productivity by reducing the need for multiple field vaccinations. This vaccine aims to support India's rural economy by improving bird welfare and reducing disease outbreaks.

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Boehringer Ingelheim, a leader in animal health, has introduced a cutting-edge, single-dose vaccine in India designed to combat three major poultry diseases: Bursal, Newcastle, and Marek's. This new vaccine significantly simplifies disease prevention, addressing the challenges faced by poultry farmers with enhanced protection and operational efficiency.
The vaccine offers crucial benefits by providing broad disease coverage with just one administration at the hatchery, reducing labor and stress associated with multiple field vaccinations. It plays a vital role in strengthening India's food supply chain by supporting productivity and minimizing outbreaks.
Dr. Vinod Gopal emphasized Boehringer Ingelheim's dedication to local farmers, highlighting the vaccine's potential to improve bird welfare and build resilient farming operations. Dr. K. S. Prajapati underlined the vaccine's importance in offering early, effective immunity, essential for securing livestock and reducing antibiotic reliance.
(With inputs from agencies.)