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Ceva Technical Bulletin >
In the poultry industry, one of the most challenging activities in the agribusiness, is to be resourceful and updated which has become mandatory.
Vector Vaccines >
Making available the largest range of vector vaccines based on HVT or FP vector, with its lines of VECTORMUNE® HVT and VECTORMUNE® FP.
Live Vaccines >
With a large number of carefully selected live attenuated strains for IBD, ND, IB, Coccidiosis and Mycoplasma control.
Inactivated Vaccines >
With a complete range of inactivated oily or aluminum hydroxide adjuvated vaccines against IBD, ND, IB, EDS, Coryza and Salmonella in chicken.
Hatchery Vaccines >
With the evolution of the technologies used in poultry production, more and more producers are capable of realizing the benefits of concentrating their vaccination activities in hatcheries.
Services >
Service to our customers, it’s the strategy of Ceva Vietnam to ensure our products which always bring the highest efficiency for customers.
Technical Informations >
Ceva has a technical assistance team dedicated to support our customers all over Vietnam.
Ceva and the community >
Ceva partners with charities and organisations that focus on the health and welfare of less fortunate pets. It is also proud to support initiatives that make riding available to people of all abilitie...
Reducing the threat farm animals pose to global public health >
Half of all infectious diseases and 3/4 of newly emerging diseases that affect people are zoonotic - transmitted to people from animals. Ceva is working with partners throughout the world to reduce th...
Management >
In swine production, management of reproduction is a key success factor.