Special Correspondent: Nu.ance Biotechnology has identified Bangladesh as a cornerstone of its South Asian expansion, said Joginder Singh Uppal (J.S. Uppal), Business Director, South Asia, at a recent seminar in Dhaka.
“Bangladesh is a vital partner in our growth journey,” Singh declared, striking a confident tone as he outlined the company’s regional strategy. He stressed that Nu.ance’s approach goes beyond introducing new products — it is about blending cutting-edge global research with practical, localized solutions that meet the specific needs of the country’s livestock sector.
“At Nu.ance Biotechnology, we believe in combining science-driven innovation with solutions tailored for local realities. Our mission is to safeguard animal health, enhance farm efficiency, and ensure sustainable profitability,” Singh remarked.
Highlighting the company’s newly introduced portfolio in Bangladesh — Globa.fix, Globa.fix Plus, Globa.mold, Globa.max 1000, and Nutri.gut — he explained how these innovations are designed to counter feed safety issues, mitigate mycotoxin risks, and strengthen gut health. “Each of our products is built on rigorous research and a deep understanding of regional challenges. By bringing these solutions here, we aim to put global expertise directly into the hands of Bangladeshi farmers and feed millers,” he added.
Singh also applauded the resilience and forward-thinking attitude of Bangladesh’s livestock industry. “What sets this market apart is its dynamism and willingness to embrace innovation. This spirit makes Bangladesh not only important to us but essential in shaping the future of livestock nutrition across South Asia,” he said.
His words, blending vision with practicality, resonated strongly with industry participants. For many, Singh’s remarks were the defining moment of the seminar — a clear signal that Nu.ance Biotechnology sees Bangladesh not simply as a market, but as a long-term partner in driving transformation across the region’s livestock sector.
