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Ceva opens new production facility in Lenexa, Kansas >
May 3, 2011, Lenexa, Kan. –– Ceva Animal Health is pleased to announce the May 3, 2011 opening of a new poultry vaccine production facility at its Biomune Campus in Lenexa, Kansas.
Ceva finishes first decade of success with strong growth >
2010 results demonstrate global ability to generate sales and earnings
Ceva launches latest of its Vector Vaccines at VIV Asia 2011 >
VECTORMUNE HVT- NDV® generates strong interest at symposium organised to present new strategies to combat Newcastle Disease.
Ceva stresses the need for continued innovation to ensure effective disease control at IPPE 2017 >
Vectormune® ND, vaccine for Newcastle Disease (ND) Cevac IBird®, for Infectious Bronchitis (IB) prevention will continue to lead offerings for effective and easily administered disease control.
Ceva sponsors the International Symposium on Marek’s Disease and Avian Herpes viruses organised by INRA, France >
11th International Symposium on Marek’s Disease and Avian Herpes viruses organized in Tours, France
Ceva to showcase latest hatchery innovations during World Veterinary Poultry Association congress >
Libourne 31th August 2015 – The XIXth World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) congress takes place on September (7th- 11th) in Cape Town, South Africa with Ceva as a diamond sponsor. The congress...
Ceva’s new generation Vectormune® AI vaccine proves to be a useful tool to control HPAI >
A paper* recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Vaccine** reports that Ceva’s new generation vaccine, Vectormune® AI, offers significant advantages over previously available vaccines against...
Egypt study confirms that a single rHVT-H5 hatchery vaccination could be an effective tool to address A/H5N1 prevention >
Research confirms that in endemic countries the classical inactivated vaccines are less effective and hard to administer, while application of a rHVT vector hatchery vaccine is labour saving, cost eff...
Ceva calls for more action “together” to overcome Avian Influenza >
Latest Poultry Vaccinology Summit in Mexico focuses on Avian influenza
Ceva confesses its love for healthy chickens >
Ceva will attend IPPE from 28 - 30 January 2014