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Betaine‘s function in cosmetics: reduce irritation

Betaine exists in many plantsnaturally , such as beet, spinach, malt, mushroom and fruit, as well as in some animals, such as lobster claws, octopus, squid and aquatic crustaceans, including human liver. Cosmetic betaine is mostly extracted from sugar beet root molasses by chromatographic separat... Read More

Betaine HCL 98% Powder, Animal Health Feed Additive

Betaine HCL feed grade as nutrition supplement for poultry Betaine hydrochloride (HCl) is an N-trimethylated form of the amino acid glycine with a chemical structure similar to choline. Betaine Hydrochloride is a quaternary ammonium salt, lactone alkaloids, with active N-CH3 and within the struc... Read More

What Are the Animal Health Benefits of Allicin

Feed Allicin Allicin powder used in feed additive field, Garlic powder is primarily used in feed additive for developing the poultry and fishes against the disease and promoting development and enhancing the taste of egg and meat. The product reveals a non-drug resistant, non-residual function a... Read More

Calcium Propionate – Animal Feed Supplements

      Calcium Propionate which is a calcium salt of propionic acid formed by the reaction of Calcium Hydroxide & Propionic Acid. Calcium Propionate is used to reduce the possibility of mold & aerobic sporulating bacterial development in feeds. It maintains the nutritive value & elonga... Read More

What are the results of comparing the benefits of using potassium diformate with the effects of using conventional feed antibiotics?

The application of organic acids can improve the growth performance of growing broilers and pigs. Paulicks et al. (1996) conducted a dose titration test to evaluate the effect of increasing potassium dicarboxylate level on the performance of growing piglets. 0, 0.4, 0.8, 1.2, 1.6, 2.0, 2.4 and 2.... Read More

Betaine applications in animal nutrition

One of the well-known applications of betaine in animal feed is saving feed costs by replacing choline chloride and methionine as methyl donor in poultry diets. Besides this application, betaine can be dosed on top for several applications in different animal species. In this article we explain ... Read More

Betaine in Aquatic

Various stress reactions seriously affect the feeding and growth of aquatic animals, reduce the survival rate, and even cause death. The addition of betaine in feed can help to improve the decline of aquatic animals’ food intake under disease or stress, maintain nutritional intake and reduc... Read More

Potassium diformate does not affect shrimp growth, survival

Potassium diformate (PDF) is a conjugated salt that has been used as a non-antibiotic feed additive to promote the growth of livestock. However, very limited studies have been documented in aquatic species, and its effectiveness is contradictory. A previous study on Atlantic salmon showed that d... Read More

What are the functions of betaine moisturizer?

Betaine moisturizer is a pure natural structural material and natural inherent moisturizing component. Its ability to maintain water is stronger than any natural or synthetic polymer. Moisturizing performance is 12 times that of glycerol. Highly biocompatible and highly soluble in water. It is ve... Read More

Effect of dietary acid preparation on intestinal tract of poultry！

The livestock feed industry has been continuously affected by the “double epidemic” of African swine fever and COVID-19, and it is also facing the “double” challenge of multiple rounds of price increase and comprehensive prohibition. Although the road ahead is full of diff... Read More

Role of betaine in layer production

Betaine is a functional nutrient commonly used as a feed additive in animal nutrition, mainly as methyl donor. What role can betaine play in the diets of laying hens and what are the effects? e fulfilled in the diet from raw ingredients. Betaine can donate directly one of its methyl groups into ... Read More

What are the hazards of hidden mold poisoning caused by feed mildew？

Recently, it has been cloudy and rainy, and the feed is prone to mildew. Mycotoxin poisoning caused by mildew can be divided into acute and recessive. Acute poisoning has obvious clinical symptoms, but recessive poisoning is the most easily ignored or difficult to detect. The economic loss caused... Read More
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