DairyLac (Pvt) Ltd is pleased to announce that its revolutionary postbiotic solution, XPM, is on track to enter the Bangladesh market by the end of this month. This marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to provide innovative, organic feed solutions that enhance animal performance through functional metabolites.
XPM is a next-generation postbiotic product derived through precision fermentation technology. Backed by science and successful regional field trials, XPM improves gut health, enhances feed efficiency, and supports overall immunity in dairy and livestock animals. With zero withdrawal period and stable shelf life, it offers a safe, sustainable, and residue-free solution for modern animal agriculture.
To spearhead this entry into Bangladesh, DairyLac is proud to appoint Mr. Muhammad Sahaheen Shah, CEO of Everest Agrogenics, as the exclusive distributor for XPM in the region. Everest Agrogenics brings a deep understanding of the local dairy and poultry sectors, along with a strong reputation for introducing high-impact nutritional solutions in Bangladesh.
“We are excited about the opportunity to serve Bangladeshi farmers with a product that has already proven its value in other markets,” said Kashaf Qasim-Global Sales Executive. “We believe XPM has the potential to transform productivity and profitability at the farm level.”
The first shipment of XPM is expected to arrive in Dhaka by the last week of July 2025, and Everest Agrogenics is actively coordinating with dealers and consultants for technical orientation and early adoption campaigns.
This expansion into Bangladesh reflects DairyLac’s broader strategy of extending the benefits of functional nutrition across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
About DairyLac (Pvt) Ltd:
DairyLac is a Pakistan-based feed innovation company specializing in organic postbiotic solutions for the livestock industry. Its flagship product, XPM, is developed using proprietary fermentation techniques and designed to meet the evolving needs of performance-driven animal production.
Source: Email/GFMM
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