Horwath Bio. Showcases Cutting-Edge Glycerides and Heat-Resistant Coated Oils at IPPE 2025

Horwath Bio., a global leader in glycerides and coated essential oil technology, made a grand appearance at the International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE 2025) in Atlanta, USA, from January 28 to 30, 2025, coinciding with the Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations. The company unveiled its high-tech glycerides and heat-resistant coated essential oils, demonstrating its innovative capabilities in animal nutrition and feed additives, while highlighting the global impact of “Innovation from China.”

Horwath showes its Core Innovations & Technological Breakthroughs as below,

1. Heat-Resistant Coated Essential Oils

Coated essential oil, featuring proprietary heat-resistant coating technology (withstands 120°C), minimize thermal degradation during feed processing and enable targeted release in the digestive tract. This innovation boosts bioavailability of active ingredients by over 50%, offering a powerful alternative to antibiotics in livestock farming.

2. Functional Monoglycerides

The Monopropionin, Monocaprylin and monobenzoin series products, utilizing precise chemical synthesis, inhibit pathogenic colonization and optimize gut health, tailored for poultry, aquaculture, and ruminant nutrition.

3. Intelligent Nutrition Solutions Derived from Plant Extracts

Horwath extracts natural plant essence such as Terminalia chebula and Pueraria lobata to provide full cycle support for healthy breeding.

Global Strategy & Cultural Integration

By participating in IPPE 2025 during the Chinese New Year, Horwath Bio. showcased its global vision of “borderless technology” and bridged cultural connections with international partners. Through technical seminars and live demonstrations, the company secured multiple collaborations across North America, Europe, and South America. The CEO emphasized, “We will advance our ‘localized R&D + globalized service’ strategy to drive sustainable livestock industry development through green innovation.”