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Bali, 25–26 May 2026 — Agrinusa and Vaksindo, together with United Animal Health, successfully unlocked the New Features of Amnil in Bali. Bringing together customers and partners from both swine and poultry industries, in two days of scientific discussion and knowledge sharing. 

The event served as a platform to also introduce PathKinex, a unique pathogen surveillance program developed by Microbial Discovery Group (MDG) in collaboration with United Animal Health, designed to provide a deeper understanding of the various factors influencing animal health and production performance. Through comprehensive pathogen monitoring and analysis, PathKinex supports the development of more informed intervention strategies, enables the identification of pathogen trends, and strengthens decision-making processes in livestock management. 

In line with our commitment to sustainable livestock production, Amnil is a probiotic solution designed to support optimal animal performance through a healthier and more balanced production system. By helping maintain gut health, improving feed efficiency, and supporting overall productivity, Amnil provides an innovative approach for more sustainable livestock management in the poultry and swine industries. 

As part of the Amnil program, PathKinex as an exclusive value-added service for Amnil customers, further strengthening our commitment to delivering more advanced diagnostic insights and innovative solutions for the livestock industry in Indonesia. 

The seminar sessions featured expert speakers from United Animal Health: 

• Dr. Hector Levya Jimenez — Manager of Global Technical Services UAH
• Dr. Nadim Amarin — Poultry Business Unit Director UAHuntuk wilayah EMEA & APAC 

During the sessions, both speakers shared scientific insights and practical perspectives on optimizing livestock performance and production through probiotics, as well as the importance of innovative pathogen surveillance approaches in supporting healthier and more sustainable livestock operations. Discussions also covered current industry challenges, emerging pathogen trends, and opportunities for integrating microbial innovation into modern livestock management practices for both swine and poultry sectors. 

The event received positive engagement from participants, with active discussions and knowledge exchange throughout the talk show sessions. The enthusiasm shown by customers and partners reflects the growing industry’s interest in science-based solutions and innovative technologies that support animal health, biosecurity, and production efficiency. 

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all customers, partners, and participants who attended and contributed to the success of this event. Through continuous collaboration and innovation, we remain committed to supporting the advancement of a healthier, more productive, and sustainable livestock industry.