Sensory Products A Round-up of Sensory Products: Flavours/Palatants/Sweeteners, Colourants/Pigmenters


ADISSEO NUTRIAD Helping Nutrition Happen Acqui red by Adisseo in 2018, Nutriad offers a broad portfolio of innovative products designed to ensure palatability, acceptance and intake in pig, ruminant, poultry, aqua and equine feed applications. From stimulating feed intake at critical periods such as weaning and lactation to masking or accentuating the taste and aroma of diet ingredients, Adisseo Nutriad has a solution. DELISTART®


and OPTISWEET® product families provide specific


taste cues to stimulate intake of lamb and calf milk replacers and starter feeds and are the only products to contain Talin®


the natural flavour


modifier, unique to Nutriad. KRAVE®


AP will stimulate sow appetite and feed intake during


lactation that, in trials has led to significant increases in milk production, litter weight gain and uniformity without loss in sow condition. For adult ruminants, the most taste sensitive of livestock, tried and palatants provide greater flexibility in ration formulation


tested GUSTI®


and ensure feeds and supplements are readily consumed, reducing sorting and waste. A portfolio of BETA NOPS accredited products specifically


for equine feed, supplements and treats is now available including OPTISWEET®


EQUINE to replace lost sweetness in reduced energy


low molasses feeds. Adisseo Nutriad palatability solutions comply with the all of the


new provisions set out in the recently published flavouring additive re- authorisations and no additional labelling requirements are necessary when using at recommended levels in final feed. For more information or to discuss your specific requirements for a particular species, life-stage or feed type with our technical team please contact Adisseo Nutriad. 1 Telford Court, Chester Gates, Chester CH1 6 LT Tel: +44 1244 853400 e-mail: info.uk@nutriad.com www.nutriad.com


ANPARIO Anpario are experts in the use of natural solutions to optimise health and performance of livestock and their progeny. Orego-Stim is a market leading essential oil feed additive within the Anpario portfolio that provides


benefits to all livestock species. A 100% natural phytogenic and flavour enhancer, Orego-Stim is


based on a unique strain of Origanum vulgare grown specifically for Anpario. Orego-Stim contains only natural polyphenols and terpenes with carvacrol and thymol as its major components. These compounds have been reported in various studies to be very effective antimicrobials, with activity against viruses, as well as being potent antioxidants and exhibiting immunomodulatory effects in the animal. The improved flavour and palatability of feed supplemented with oregano essential oil can lead to increased voluntary feed intakes, improved growth and enhanced productivity. These features promote optimum animal health and profitability.


Developed for specific oil quality and yield, our oregano plants are


grown using organic principles in the hills of Europe. Stringent testing at multiple stages of production and manufacture ensure every batch of Orego-Stim meets our strict quality requirements, whilst our unique product packaging provides unrivalled shelf-life. This attention to detail and notable product consistency means that our customers receive the same quality product, each and every time. Orego-Stim has become a market leading product due to the


guaranteed consistent quality, resulting from the highly controlled production process, which provides a reliable product and predictable benefits in the animal. For further information on the benefits and application of Orego-Stim or other Anpario products, please visit www.anpario.com.


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