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Ceva Names New SVP for North America >
Brad McCollum will lead Ceva’s business in the United States and Canada.
Seeking Projects Advancing Human-Animal Bond >
Event seeks innovative solutions for the well-being and care of companion animals and their pet parents.
Ceva Launches Wildlife Research Fund >
Ceva Wildlife Research Fund, the first endowment fund dedicated to research to protect wildlife.
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CEVA EXPANDS ORAL RABIES VACCINE PORTFOLIO WITH THE ACQUISITION OF CANADIAN FIRM ARTEMIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. >
Libourne, May 16, 2022 – Ceva Santé Animale (Ceva) has acquired the Canadian oral rabies vaccine manufacturer Artemis Technologies, Inc. Artemis, located in Guelph, ON, Canada, produces ONRAB®, a ra...
Program Receives Quality Recognition >
Ceva’s U.S. C.H.I.C.K Program receives independently audited quality recognition from Bureau Veritas
Ceva Returns Strong Double-Digit Growth in 2019; Plans to Double sales by 2020. >
Consolidated sales of the Ceva Group reached more than €1.2 billion in 2019.
CEVA LAUNCHES FIRST FDA-APPROVED GENERIC OF MILBEMYCIN OXIME IN U.S. >
Ceva Animal Health has launched MilbeGuard™ (milbemycin oxime) Flavored Tablets, the first FDA-approved generic milbemycin oxime in the U.S. MilbeGuard is a monthly, beef-flavored tablet that preve...
Ceva's Poultry Group Hosting New Technology Summit >
Ceva launches a “new wave of innovation” to help poultry producers meet the performance challenges driven by the need for “No antibiotics” and more sustainable production
Ceva Animal Health Expands Donation Program to Support Hurricane Pet Relocations >
Ceva urges volunteers to follow new AHS “best practices” to help stop heartworm transmission via transported dogs.