better results than the milky flavouring, a logical consequence of the higher intake observed in this trial. Body weight was more significantly impacted as of the second week (results not shown). After two weeks, animals eating the berry combination had gained on average 3.5 kg compared to 3.3 kg for the control group.


Magnasweet: a 2-in-1 product Depending on producer’s needs, a sweetener and a flavouring can also be used as two distinct products, allowing more flexibility to adapt doses to various feed formulations. At the other end of the spectrum, some producers may prefer


Figure 2: ADG during first two weeks post weaning. ADG (g/d) ADG During Week 1 & 2 P < 0.1


an all-in-one product: they want to manage a single reference, take up less space in the stock, etc. For them, Pancosma proposes a specific range of products called Magnasweet. These 2-in-1 products combine a flavour and SUCRAM sweetener and come in a range of tonalities.


Reference:


JP. Lallès, P. Bosi, H. Smidt, C.R. Stokes, 2007. Nutritional management of gut health in pigs around weaning. Proc Nutr Soc. 2007 May: 66(2):260-8


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