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Better feed utilization with enzymes
Better feed utilization with enzymes
Most feedstuffs contain some anti-nutritional factors. Soybeans and other legumes, for instance, contain non-starch polysaccharides (NSP) such as phytate, which can lead to digestive problems, decreased performance, and environmental concerns. Adding enzymes to the diet can undermine these problems. Eduardo G. Xavier from the Brazilian Federal University de Pelotas has some insight results.
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BASF starts manufacturing new xylanase enzyme
BASF starts manufacturing new xylanase enzyme

BASF announced plans to manufacture Natugrain Wheat TS, a highly pure, highly effective, heat-resistant xylanase nutrient, at its new enzyme production plant at the company’s Ludwigshafen, Germany site.

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Positive effects of a multipurpose enzyme
Positive effects of a multipurpose enzyme

Feed enzymes can be regarded as the most recent major advance in monogastric nutrition during the past ten years. In this article the efficacy of a multi activity enzyme is demonstrated fro poultry and pigs, for various types of feeds. The efficacy is related to a combination of naturally compatible enzymes working in all types of substrates. This versatility makes such a product very convenient for the feed producer.

 
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Defining and dealing with nutraceuticals in the US
Defining and dealing with nutraceuticals in the US
The term “nutraceutical” does not have any official standing, which opens up a number of questions on the dilemma facing all involved in the industry. Is there a legal definition of a nutraceutical? How do nutraceuticals differ from either a nutrient or a drug? What rules govern their safety and efficacy?
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Turkey producers to benefit from enzymes
Turkey producers to benefit from enzymes

Danisco Animal Nutrition’s Avizyme® 1500 received authorisation for use in turkeys.

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More profit from adding wheat to pig feed
More profit from adding wheat to pig feed

In a bid to help pig producers gain more value from wheat, Danisco Animal Nutrition has launched Porcheck, a unique service which allows pig diets to be more accurately reformulated with enzymes, providing opportunities to reduce costs by approximately €2.50/tonne.

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