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Fysal


Fysal is a synergistic blend of organic acids and their ammonium salts.


It effectively reduces Enterobacteria such as Salmonella in both raw materials and compound feeds, with a long-lasting effect. Fysal also helps to maintain hygienic conditions in feed mill production systems and the feed systems at poultry farms. As a result, it supports the reduction of Salmonella throughout the feed chain.


Key benefits:


 Effectively reducing Salmonella in both raw materials and finished feed, reducing the risk of recontamination.


 Buffered acids within Fysal reduce product evaporation, giving a residual effect in feed.


 Surfactants within Fysal improve dispersion and product penetration.  Fysal is a safer alternative to other more volatile Salmonella reducing products.


Salmonella reduction in contaminated layer feed


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Fysal can be used as part of a feed safety programme, to reduce the potential of Salmonella transmission and infection.


Feed mills – in finished feed or raw materials.


Farms – maintain hygienic conditions in feed systems such as silos, feeding lines and livestock housing.


For bespoke product advice please contact: Alice Hibbert, Monogastric Technical Support Manager on 01335 341204 or alice.hibbert@trouwnutrition.com


Formaldehyde 0.1%


Formaldehyde 0.2%


Fysal Feed 0.6%


Fysal Feed 0.8%


Figure 1: Effectiveness of Fysal Feed compared to a Formaldehyde derived product. trouwnutrition.co.uk @TrouwNutr_GB


Log Salmonella reduction


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