Jeff Simmons projects the global animal health industry will grow from its current $40 billion valuation to between $60 and $80 billion by the next decade.

Jeff Simmons expects Elanco's business in China to accelerate and grow faster than its other markets.

Jeff Simmons of Elanco believes it is possible to create a climate-neutral dairy farm with 10,000 cows in Kansas by the end of the decade.

Jeff Simmons, CEO of Elanco, has observed a major consumer trend shifting away from plant-based proteins and back towards animal protein.

Elanco has developed a product for dairy cattle that reduces methane emissions from burping by approximately 50%.

Eight out of 10 homes in the United States have pets.

Elanco moved some of its production to a plant in western Indiana for economic reasons.

Beyond Meat recently removed the word 'meat' from its name as part of a rebranding effort.

Elanco has received FDA approval for two products with environmental benefit claims.

Unilever has put its plant-based food business up for sale.

China is one of the top three markets for Elanco.

Nestle is paying farmers up to $20 per cow for implementing practices that reduce methane emissions.

Elanco has adopted an 'Asia for Asia' supply chain strategy, localizing production for the Asian market.

Elanco launched six blockbuster products, which contributed to its stock being a top performer last year.

Elanco's employee turnover rate is in the 7% to 8% range.

A key goal of the Indiana 'one health corridor' is to attract and retain more chemists for research.

Eli Lilly, Elanco, Corteva, and Purdue University have formed a partnership to create a 'one health corridor' in Indiana.

The state of Indiana has announced a $1 billion investment to support its 'one health corridor' initiative.