BASF and Royal DSM embroiled in animal feed patent suits

Bulgaria-based Huvepharma has accused chemicals company BASF and Dutch life sciences Koninklijke DSM , known as Royal DSM, of infringing its feed additive.

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BASF and Royal DSM embroiled in animal feed patent suits

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