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High-Temp Phytase Why Do We Need Phytase? As a common anti-nutritional factor, phytatephosphorus occupies 60%-80% of the totalphosphorus in feed ingredients and can't beused by animals. Phytic acid chelates metalions and proteins, and forms insoluble che-lates, thus causing a lack of trace elements ...
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Pectinase Feed Additive for Better Nutrient Utilization and Fiber Digestion Efficient Enzymatic Solution for Pectin Degradation in Animal Feed Product Overview Habio Pectinase is a microbial enzyme preparation specially developed for degradation of pectin and plant fiber polysaccharides in animal ...
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Habio Alpha Galactosidase Product Overview α-galactosidase is an enzyme used to hydrolyze or break α-1, 6-glycosidic bonds into galactosyl oligosaccharides (α-galactosides), liberating simpler, more usable sugars and eliminating its anti-nutrient effect. The application value of α-galactosidase in ...
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High-Activity Cellulase Enzyme for Cell Wall Degradation and Improved Nutrient Utilization Product Description Habio Cellulase is a feed-grade fiber-degrading enzyme developed for hydrolysis of cellulose in plant-derived feed ingredients. Cellulose is a structural polysaccharide composed of glucose ...
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LIPOZYME Advanced Feed Lipase for Enhanced Fat Utilization and Energy Efficiency Product Overview Lipids are an important energy source in animal nutrition and play a key role in feed efficiency, growth performance, and nutrient absorption. However, young animals and animals under stress conditions ...
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Feed β-Mannanase Enzyme for Improved Nutrient Digestibility and Feed Efficiency | Habio β-Mannanase Product Description β-Mannan is a common anti-nutritional factor found in feed ingredients such as soybean meal, palm kernel meal, copra meal, and guar meal. It can increase intestinal viscosity, ...
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Advanced Feed α-Amylase for Better Feed Efficiency and Animal Performance Product Description Insufficient starch digestion can reduce nutrient availability and limit production performance in poultry and livestock. Resistant starch structures in grains such as corn and wheat may also decrease feed ...
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Factory Direct Supply Feed α-Amylase Enzyme for Improved Starch Digestibility and Energy Utilization | Habio α-Amylase Starch is one of the primary energy sources in animal feed, accounting for 60–80% of the dietary energy supply in monogastric animals. However, starch digestibility is often limited ...
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