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July 17, 2007

Sel-Plex® receives free choice allowance

[Lexington, Kentucky] - Alltech’s organic selenium, Sel-Plex®, recently received free choice allowance in livestock diets from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

This registration regulation allows producers and beef cattle owners to offer the mineral in a loose granular form, providing a full range of feeding applications. Sel-Plex is an organic selenium yeast produced by Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3060.

Selenium plays an important role in beef cattle diets. This nutrient supports a healthy reproductive system, meat quality, and shelf life for beef products.

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Sel-Plex® - Authorised for use in the European Union

[Dublin, Ireland]  Alltech is delighted to announce that Sel-Plex - has just received authorisation as a nutritional feed additive for use in all species diets, from the European Union (EU) under EU regulation 1750/2006. Sel-Plex is a selenized yeast produced by Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-3060.  Sel-Plex is the only product of its kind to have received this authorisation.

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International panellists to discuss link between government and agriculture

[Lexington, Kentucky] — Following the success of two Selenium iCasts in 2006, Alltech has scheduled a new type of Web broadcast called, “Alltech iCast: Solution Series,” for Thursday, April 12 at 8:00 a.m. Irish time.  This interactive broadcast will feature the role of government in animal production.

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FDA Clears Alltech's Sel-Plex Selenium Source for Dogs

[Lexington, Ky.] – The Food and Drug Administration recently gave Alltech a letter of non-objection, allowing the use of Sel-Plex in canine diets.

“Dog owners and breeders have reason to be excited about this clearance, because Sel-Plex represents a nutritional breakthrough that will help them ensure optimal selenium status that is key to the health and well-being of all dogs,” said Dr. Karl Dawson, Alltech’s director of worldwide research.

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