Polish company is looking for distribution of products line designated for cattle and pets

The Polish company located in Kraków is looking for distribution services agreement. It is a very experienced and interdisciplinary team of experts and business specialists. The preparations is based on active forms of silver. The new line of proprietary products guarantee thorough antibacterial and antifungal protection. This is a response to the needs of the livestock market, in which the large-scale use of antibiotics has become a serious threat. Negative side effects and the rapid growth of resistant strains are the issues that both breeders and veterinary surgeons struggle with. Searching for alternative methods, the company created preparations that allow to significantly extend the period of microbiological protection. It is a new standard in protection against pathogens. Silver is an element highly valued for its catalytic properties, thermal and electrical conductivity and, above all, for the fact that it can destroy pathogens - bacteria, viruses, fungi. The high antimicrobial activity of this element has been used since ancient times. In that period, the mechanisms responsible for the high antimicrobial effectiveness of silver were not known. In present times, their multitude and principles of action explain not only the efficiency but also the inability of pathogenic cells to develop resistance to silver. The last feature is becoming particularly important in the present era of increasing antibiotic resistance of many bacterial strains. The development of technology has made it possible to use silver particles on the nanometer scale. Significant fragmentation of this material opens new possibilities to distribute it and, at the same time, it is possible to achieve very high antimicrobial effectiveness even at very low concentrations. Moreover, silver is characterised by relatively low toxicity to humans and animals. All of the above make silver one of the most attractive alternatives to many medical products and biocides nowadays.