further development of these products and their applications guarantees their success. These developments in connection with Natuphos are


• Additional phosphorus savings by means of increased new matrix values • Improved utilization of organic zinc • Enhanced protein and amino acid digestibility due to minimizing the anti-nutritive effects of phytate • New highly concentrated formulations As a consequence of the breakdown of vegetable phytate, important


minerals and trace elements, as well as protein and amino acids are made available to the animal, in addition to phosphorus. Natuphos unlocks these natural resources and thus optimizes the profitability of feeds. Decades of practical experiences from around the world testify that


the use of Natuphos accounts for numerous positive effects: • Natuphos is the most stable phytase product in premixes and basemixes • Natuphos unlocks additional nutritive reserves • Natuphos reduces the anti-nutritive effects of vegetable phytate • Natuphos helps to protect the environment due to reduced excretion of phosphorus


• Natuphos is the most economical source of phosphorus


Liquid enzyme application Natuphos 5000 Combi L - a cost efficient way to combine the benefits of Natuphos & Natugrain TS in a single product application In conjunction with its customers, BASF has developed a superior


and reliable enzyme post pellet application approach for liquid enzymes. With the use of precise equipment, sophisticated process control and high quality installation, high dosing accuracy and minimal variation of enzyme is achieved in feed manufactured at high temperature. BASF plc, PO Box 4, Earl Road, Cheadle Hulme , Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 6QG


Tel: 01772 603119 E-mail: brian.pope@basf.com Web: www.animal-nutrition.basf.com


DANISCO ANIMAL NUTRITION For almost 30 years, we have helped animal producers resolve challenges and maximize the return on their feed investment. We achieve this by collaborating with them to deliver healthy nutrition solutions that optimize the utilization of nutrients and modulates microbial populations for the animals on the farm. Today the evolution continues as we discover ever more about how to deliver greater value to industry producers, helping them meet the world’s growing demand for quality animal protein. Phytase solutions Our advanced, highly bio-efficaceous phytase solutions - Axtra® and Phyzyme®


Carbohydrase and protease solutions Our position as the industry leader in feed enzymes originated from a differentiated carbohydrase and protease portfolio based on xylanase, amylase and protease just over 25 years ago. Today, our Axtra®


XAP, Axtra® XB, Danisco Xylanase, and Avizyme®


solutions deliver superior cost savings and performance benefits by optimizing feed formulations and reducing the impact of feed variability across different monogastric diets. These solutions also support gut health, minimizing the negative impact of indigestible substrates. Value-add enzyme services Our online Optimize Feed™ Service is an easy-to-use tool that enables customers to calculate the optimum dose of phytase needed to achieve the strongest performance benefits and cost savings. It uses accurate and well-researched matrix values based on substrate levels, animal species, diet variation and the age of the animal to maximize: • uptake of phosphorus and reduce the need for costly inorganic phosphorus supplementation • release of energy and amino acids by rapidly reducing the anti- nutritional effects of phytate, using extensive global data on raw material substrates.


It also helps you to establish the right dose of phytase to balance


calcium and phosphorus levels, avoiding costly bone and metabolic disorders.


For more information on our feed enzymes solutions, visit http://animalnutrition.dupont.com/productsservices/feed-enzymes/ or contact us on info.animalnutrition@dupont.com Danisco Animal Nutrition is a business division of DuPont.


DSM NUTRITIONAL PRODUCTS The RONOZYME®


feed


enzyme range from DSM Nutritional Products offers a comprehensive spectrum of enzyme activities to increase feed ingredient nutrient digestibility resulting in improved utilisation of feed. This assists in reducing feed costs and the environmental impact of rearing animals for food. The RONOZYME®


products are produced as unique free flowing,


virtually dust free, thermostable granular forms, ensuring superior handling characteristics and stability during feed manufacture. In addition, RONOZYME®


from DSM Heanor to meet the market need for post-pellet addition of enzymes.


RONOZYME® WX is an outstanding xylanase with high affinity for both


soluble and insoluble arabinoxylans and is the ideal product for wheat- based diets.


RONOZYME® MultiGrain is an innovative thermostable multicomponent PHY XP - enable you to minimize feed costs and maximize


performance through flexible, evidence-based dosing that varies according to diet, species and animal age. They are also supported by our proprietary ThermoProtection Technology (TPT) to ensure maximum performance and ease of use at up to 95° C (203°F). The TPT coating also allows rapid release of phytase in the upper part of the gut to achieve optimum bio-efficacy.


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carbohydrase with principal activities of xylanase, β-glucanase and cellulase. It is the enzyme of choice for diets consisting of barley to reduce gut viscosity and improve feed utilisation.


RONOZYME® VP is a multi-enzyme complex containing β-glucanase,


hemicellulase and a high level of pectinase activity. It breaks down pectic substances and other Non-Starch Polysaccharides (NSPs) in vegetable proteins, increasing the availability of amino acids and energy.


RONOZYME® ProAct is a mono-component protease enzyme which LIQUID BLENDS are available direct


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