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L-MET® 100® is a feed grade L-Methionine. Methionine is known as an essential amino acid in animal nutrition. Traditionally, methionine has been available in the form of DL-Methionine or Methionine Hydroxy Analog. Recently L-Methionine, the natural form of methionine, made an entrance into the animal feed market. The latest research highlights that L-Methionine can successfully substitute DL-Methionine, as results show a higher average daily gain and feed efficiency in both broilers and pigs. L-Met 100® has consistently shown a higher relative bioavailability than DL-Methionine.

Selenium 4000 is an Organic selenium is all about L-Selenomethionine. Supplemented selenium can be categorized as organic or inorganic. Organic selenium has an important benefit compared to inorganic selenium due to the fact that L-Selenomethionine is utilized by the body as an amino acid (in the same way as methionine) and is built into animal protein tissue. Via this L-Selenomethionine is able to build up selenium reserves in the body, which ensures a good selenium and anti-oxidant status at all times and secures efficient transfer of selenium to offspring via placenta, milk and eggs.

MacroGard is a wholly natural feed ingredient, derived from the cell wall of baker’s yeast (saccharomyces cerevisiae) and contains the highest quality beta-1,3/1,6-glucans. MacroGard® is used for companion animals as a feed ingredient for premium, superpremium and veterinarian pet food. An extensive dossier with trial results and literature data is available to substantiate the application of MacroGard® in several functional diets for cats and dogs.

Vitamin C 99% (L-ascorbic acid) is a water soluble vitamin which can be found in citrus fruits in nature, this antioxidant is accredited to stimulate the immune response and helps adapting to heat/cold stress and is available in pure, coated or the 35% monophosphate form.

Vitamin E 50% (all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) this vitamin is soluble in fat which can be found in a variety of sources in nature, has antioxidant properties and contributes to the immune system, protection of tissue and meat quality, and is available as oil, spray dried and water soluble.

Vitamin C coated 97% (L-ascorbic acid) is water soluble vitamin which can be found in citrus fruits in nature, this antioxidant is accredited to stimulate the immune response and helps adapting to heat/cold stress and is available in pure, coated or the 35% monophosphate form.

Vitamin K₃ MSB 51% (menadione) this vitamin is soluble in fat and is not found in nature, K3 contributes to blood clotting and coagulation but also has a positive effect on performance and wellbeing, and the most used varieties are the MSB and MNB varieties.

Vitamins are organic substances that are indispensable to the normal metabolic processes of animals. Vitamins are required in very small amounts and are classified as micronutrients. They are essential to maintain health and performance, and have to be supplied as part of the overall diet. Vitamins can also be ingested as pro-vitamins, which are converted into the corresponding vitamins by the animal organism. In most cases, the animal organism itself is not able to synthesize vitamins.

L-valine is a release the potential of your feed.Amino acids are the building blocks for protein. Growing animals (like pigs and poultry) need amino acids to build muscular tissue (body protein). In total 20 amino acids form the building blocks for protein. Nine of these amino acids cannot be synthesized by the animal and have to be supplied via the feed (these are called essential amino acids). The other amino acids can be made by the animal from dietary protein. Besides building blocks for protein, amino acids are also needed for several body functions, like development of organs and optimal functioning of the immune system.

Smart Hydroxy Trace Minerals are the third generation trace minerals. After long term use of sulfates and oxides, the second generation of organic trace minerals (e.g. chelates, glycinates), the hydroxy trace minerals entered the market successfully as a high bioavailable and economically beneficial trace mineral source. The hydroxy trace minerals are approved by EU as nutritional additive for all animal species including the use in organic feeds. Smart Hydroxy Trace Minerals have a crystalized structure with smart, covalent bonds. These smart bonds explain the high stability in premix and complete feed.

Vitamin A 1000 is a retinyl acetate. VITAMIN A 1000 is fat-soluble vitamin which is mainly stored in the liver, positive effect on fertility, bone development and resistance to infectious diseases and is available in different forms.

Vitamin D₃ 500 (cholecalciferol) is a fat soluble vitamin that, in nature, is obtained from sunlight and some fish meals, necessary in the diets of all species and has positive effects on the bone quality, growth, egg yield and quality, quality of meat and animal health and is available in different forms.

Minerals are elements that come from the soil and water and cannot be made by living organisms. Most of the minerals in animal diets come directly from plants or indirectly from animal origin. Minerals from plant sources and water may vary from place to place, because soil mineral content varies geographically. Minerals have an important function in animal nutrition. They play major role in the development and maintenance of the skeletal system and perform many other physiologic functions. Animal diets are formulated with different feed materials. These feed materials contain different amounts of minerals, depending amongst others on the origin. To cover the requirement of animals, extra minerals have to be added to the diet. Minerals that are added to animal diets are: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium and chloride. These minerals can be added in different forms.

Vitamin B₁ HighFlow 98% is also thiamine mono. Water-soluble vitamin that is found in several natural sources, like groundnuts and soybean, more efficient use of carbohydrates for energy, leading to a higher meat yield in production, both mononitrate and hydrochloride available, as well as a highflow variant for increased mixing properties.

Vitamins are organic substances that are indispensable to the normal metabolic processes of animals. Vitamins are required in very small amounts and are classified as micronutrients. They are essential to maintain health and performance, and have to be supplied as part of the overall diet. Vitamins can also be ingested as pro-vitamins, which are converted into the corresponding vitamins by the animal organism. In most cases, the animal organism itself is not able to synthesize vitamins.

VITAMIN B₁₂ 1% (HPLC) is like the other vitamins of the B-complex, vitamin B12 is soluble in water, positive effect on growth and reproduction performance, and is available in different concentrations (pure, 1% and 0,1%) and with different analytical methods (HPLC and UV).

Amino acids are the building blocks for protein. Growing animals (like pigs and poultry) need amino acids to build muscular tissue (body protein). In total 20 amino acids form the building blocks for protein. Nine of these amino acids cannot be synthesized by the animal and have to be supplied via the feed (these are called essential amino acids). The other amino acids can be made by the animal from dietary protein. Besides building blocks for protein, amino acids are also needed for several body functions, like development of organs and optimal functioning of the immune system.

Vitamin K₃ MNB 43% (menadione) this vitamin is soluble in fat and is not found in nature, K3 contributes to blood clotting and coagulation but also has a positive effect on performance and wellbeing and the most used varieties are the MSB and MNB varieties.

Amino acids are the building blocks for protein. Growing animals (like pigs and poultry) need amino acids to build muscular tissue (body protein). In total 20 amino acids form the building blocks for protein. Nine of these amino acids cannot be synthesized by the animal and have to be supplied via the feed (these are called essential amino acids). The other amino acids can be made by the animal from dietary protein. Besides building blocks for protein, amino acids are also needed for several body functions, like development of organs and optimal functioning of the immune system.

Minerals are elements that come from the soil and water and cannot be made by living organisms. Most of the minerals in animal diets come directly from plants or indirectly from animal origin. Minerals from plant sources and water may vary from place to place, because soil mineral content varies geographically. Minerals have an important function in animal nutrition. They play major role in the development and maintenance of the skeletal system and perform many other physiologic functions. Animal diets are formulated with different feed materials. These feed materials contain different amounts of minerals, depending amongst others on the origin. To cover the requirement of animals, extra minerals have to be added to the diet. Minerals that are added to animal diets are: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium and chloride. These minerals can be added in different forms.

Vitamins are organic substances that are indispensable to the normal metabolic processes of animals. Vitamins are required in very small amounts and are classified as micronutrients. They are essential to maintain health and performance, and have to be supplied as part of the overall diet. Vitamins can also be ingested as pro-vitamins, which are converted into the corresponding vitamins by the animal organism. In most cases, the animal organism itself is not able to synthesize vitamins.

Vitamins are organic substances that are indispensable to the normal metabolic processes of animals. Vitamins are required in very small amounts and are classified as micronutrients. They are essential to maintain health and performance, and have to be supplied as part of the overall diet. Vitamins can also be ingested as pro-vitamins, which are converted into the corresponding vitamins by the animal organism. In most cases, the animal organism itself is not able to synthesize vitamins.

Vitamin B₆ 99% (pyridoxine hydrochloride) is a water-soluble vitamin that is involved in the metabolism of amino acids, fats and carbohydrates, an essential vitamin for energy production and supports the immune system integrity.

Minerals are elements that come from the soil and water and cannot be made by living organisms. Most of the minerals in animal diets come directly from plants or indirectly from animal origin. Minerals from plant sources and water may vary from place to place, because soil mineral content varies geographically. Minerals have an important function in animal nutrition. They play major role in the development and maintenance of the skeletal system and perform many other physiologic functions. Animal diets are formulated with different feed materials. These feed materials contain different amounts of minerals, depending amongst others on the origin. To cover the requirement of animals, extra minerals have to be added to the diet. Minerals that are added to animal diets are: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium and chloride. These minerals can be added in different forms.

Vitamin B₁₂ 0,1% (HPLC) is like the other vitamins of the B-complex, vitamin B12 is soluble in water, positive effect on growth and reproduction performance, and is available in different concentrations (pure, 1% and 0,1%) and with different analytical methods (HPLC and UV).

Vitamin E oil 94% (all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) this vitamin is soluble in fat which can be found in a variety of sources in nature, has antioxidant properties and contributes to the immune system, protection of tissue and meat quality and is available as oil, spray dried and water soluble.

Vitamin C phosphate 35% (L-ascorbic acid) is water soluble vitamin which can be found in citrus fruits in nature, this antioxidant is accredited to stimulate the immune response and helps adapting to heat/cold stress and is available in pure, coated or the 35% monophosphate form.

Vitamins are organic substances that are indispensable to the normal metabolic processes of animals. Vitamins are required in very small amounts and are classified as micronutrients. They are essential to maintain health and performance, and have to be supplied as part of the overall diet. Vitamins can also be ingested as pro-vitamins, which are converted into the corresponding vitamins by the animal organism. In most cases, the animal organism itself is not able to synthesize vitamins.

Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) is a raw material widely used in animal feeds. By balancing the diet sodium bicarbonate improves the performance and wellbeing of our livestock. In ruminants it is known for its buffering capacity by stabilizing rumen pH. In monogastrics sodium bicarbonate is effective in balancing the diets, by optimizing the electrolytic balance.Bicar Z sodium bicarbonate is a useful and safe tool to balance the electrolytic balance in pigs and poultry diets. This way feed intake and performance is optimized.

L-tryptophan is a key nutrient for growth and feed intake. Amino acids are the building blocks for protein. Growing animals (like pigs and poultry) need amino acids to build muscular tissue (body protein). In total 20 amino acids form the building blocks for protein. Nine of these amino acids cannot be synthesized by the animal and have to be supplied via the feed (these are called essential amino acids). The other amino acids can be made by the animal from dietary protein. Besides building blocks for protein, amino acids are also needed for several body functions, like development of organs and optimal functioning of the immune system.

Vitamin B₁₂ 0,1% (UV) is like the other vitamins of the B-complex, vitamin B12 is soluble in water, positive effect on growth and reproduction performance, and is available in different concentrations (pure, 1% and 0,1%) and with different analytical methods (HPLC and UV).

Excential Alliin Plus is a formulation based on garlic and cinnamon obtained via a specific production process. These two plant extracts are known to have a very positive effect on gut health. Excential Alliin Plus can be used for all animal species like piglets, fattening pigs, broilers, rabbits, veal calves, turkeys, layers and pets.

Minerals are elements that come from the soil and water and cannot be made by living organisms. Most of the minerals in animal diets come directly from plants or indirectly from animal origin. Minerals from plant sources and water may vary from place to place, because soil mineral content varies geographically. Minerals have an important function in animal nutrition. They play major role in the development and maintenance of the skeletal system and perform many other physiologic functions. Animal diets are formulated with different feed materials. These feed materials contain different amounts of minerals, depending amongst others on the origin. To cover the requirement of animals, extra minerals have to be added to the diet. Minerals that are added to animal diets are: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium and chloride. These minerals can be added in different forms.

Vitamins are organic substances that are indispensable to the normal metabolic processes of animals. Vitamins are required in very small amounts and are classified as micronutrients. They are essential to maintain health and performance, and have to be supplied as part of the overall diet. Vitamins can also be ingested as pro-vitamins, which are converted into the corresponding vitamins by the animal organism. In most cases, the animal organism itself is not able to synthesize vitamins.

Vitamin B₁ mono 98% is also known as thiamine hydrochloride. Water-soluble vitamin that is found in several natural sources, like groundnuts and soybean, more efficient use of carbohydrates for energy, leading to a higher meat yield in production, both mononitrate and hydrochloride available, as well as a highflow variant for increased mixing properties.

Minerals are elements that come from the soil and water and cannot be made by living organisms. Most of the minerals in animal diets come directly from plants or indirectly from animal origin. Minerals from plant sources and water may vary from place to place, because soil mineral content varies geographically. Minerals have an important function in animal nutrition. They play major role in the development and maintenance of the skeletal system and perform many other physiologic functions. Animal diets are formulated with different feed materials. These feed materials contain different amounts of minerals, depending amongst others on the origin. To cover the requirement of animals, extra minerals have to be added to the diet. Minerals that are added to animal diets are: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium and chloride. These minerals can be added in different forms.