Phytase
- Also known as:
- Phytase Enzyme · 6-Phytase
Enzyme used in balanced feed to release the phosphorus bound to phytate in plant ingredients. Its use is associated with better utilization of phosphorus and other minerals and with lower excretion, in accordance with applicable regulations. It is handled in liquid or coated granulated presentations to withstand the pelleting process.
Functions
Typical applications
- Feed for poultry
- Feed for pigs
- Aquaculture
- Plant-based diets
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