Bovaer, a cow feed additive given a green light by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the U.S. for reducing methane emissions, is facing a battle for public acceptance as experts assure ...

There is no evidence that the active ingredient in Bovaer, an emissions-reducing additive fed to cows, is present in dairy products that are eventually consumed by humans, contrary to suggestion made ...

A multinational dairy foods company says calls for a boycott over its methane-cutting additive are based on "misinformation". Thousands of social media posters have threatened to stop buying Arla's ...

Cows in Denmark are falling seriously ill and even dying due to the use of the feed additive Bovaer, a series of viral social media posts claims. The posts share videos and supposed testimonies of ...

How much milk do you like in your tea? If you have been following the outrage after dairy giant Arla announced it will be trialling Bovaer in the UK, then perhaps your hand has been wavering of late.

It perhaps shouldn’t have been a surprise when news of a project to tackle methane emissions by the dairy industry led to a wave of misinformation and calls to boycott butter. After all, this is a ...

Dec 19 - Organic products manufactured by British dairy company Yeo Valley are not made with milk from cows given Bovaer, a feed additive to reduce methane emissions, according to the company and the ...

Ian Musgrave has received funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council to study adverse reactions to herbal medicines and has previously been funded by the Australian Research Council ...

Cows in shed. Credit: Getty Images. Dairy multinational Arla Foods has come under fire following its announcement of plans to trial the use of feed additive Bovaer on its dairy cattle with three major ...

Scientists are currently experimenting with a new type of burp-supressing cattle feed. The move comes just five months after Arla’s Bovaer use sparked major consumer backlash. So how does this new ...