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Optimize your feed formulation


How do you create the best quality and lowest cost recipes – under any conditions and at any time? BESTMIX®


provides the answer. This user-friendly software makes it easy to manage accurate nutritional values, production parameters and recipe specifications. You can adapt instantly to volatile material costs, ingredient stocks and purchasing positions.


The results are perfect recipes that can be translated directly into practical products and synchronized automatically with labelling and safety data.


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. The smartest way to beat the competition. Who uses BESTMIX® ?


Adifo develops and services sector-specific software tools for the international nutrition industry. We enable you to gain maximum control over your core processes and guarantee the protection of critical business knowledge.


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ALIPHOS IS EUROPE’S LEADING SUPPLIER OF HIGH QUALITY FEED PHOSPHATES, FEED MATERIALS AND ADDITIVES FOR RUMINANTS, MONOGASTRICS AND AQUACULTURE.


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OUR ALIPHOS® AND WINDMILL® FEED PHOSPHATES OFFER PRECISE, CONSISTENT NUTRITIONAL VALUES FOR OPTIMAL ANIMAL HEALTH AND PRODUCTIVITY AND THE LOWEST POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT.


For more information about our product range,


contact us now at animalnutrition@aliphos.com T. +31 10 445 2777


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