Vitamin A Acetate (500,000 IU)
- INCI:
- Retinyl Acetate
- Also known as:
- Retinyl Acetate · Retinyl acetate · Retinyl Acetate · Vitamin A (Retinyl Acetate)
Fat-soluble vitamin used in the formulation of vitamin premixes and cores for animal nutrition, and also in supplements, fortified foods and cosmetic formulations for skin care. It provides vitamin A activity associated with vision, growth and the integrity of epithelial tissues, in line with applicable regulations. It is incorporated in forms stabilized against oxidation during mixing and storage.
Functions
Typical applications
- Vitamin premixes
- Cores and concentrates
- Compound feed for poultry, swine and cattle
- Supplements and fortified foods
- Cosmetic creams and serums
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