ACIDIFIER
Currently, there is an active global search for alternatives to antibiotics in animal husbandry. One of the viable approaches, alongside the use of pro-, pre-, and phytobiotics, is the application of organic and inorganic acids, as well as their salts, in animal and poultry nutrition.
Feed additives based on acids exhibit antidiarrheal, antibacterial, and growth-promoting effects by inhibiting pathogenic microflora and improving metabolic processes in the body.
One of the main advantages of acids and their salts is their ability to be used for gastrointestinal disease prevention throughout the entire rearing period (without a withdrawal period), unlike antibiotics.
Organic acids are also widely used to protect feed from contamination by fungal microorganisms and, consequently, to improve their sanitary and hygienic properties and prevent mycotoxicosis.
LAKRUA® Alpha ML
- Alpha-monoglyceride of lauric acid – not less than 90%.
LAKRUA® Acidex
- Formic acid – 31%;
- Propionic acid – 11%;
- Benzoic acid – 11%;
- Phosphoric acid – 4%;
- Fumaric acid – 6%;
- Ammonium propionate – 3%
- Ammonium formate – 3%;
- Silicon dioxide – 31%.
LAKRUA® Dry S
- Formic acid in the form of calcium formate – 33-45%;
- Propionic acid in the form of calcium propionate – 17-23%;
- Benzoic acid in the form of sodium benzoate – 6.8-9.2%;
- Citric acid in the form of sodium citrate – 1.0-1.5%.
LAKRUA® Acid L
- Formic acid – 41%;
- Propionic acid – 21%;
- Sodium formate – 26%;
- Solvent (water) – 12%.
FORMI NDF
- sodium diformate — 96,5–97,5%;
- silicon dioxide — 1,5–2%.
ADDCON XF Superfine
- calcium formate — 32.5%;
- calcium propionate — 62.5%;
- sodium benzoate — 5%.
ADDCON XNC
- formic acid — 10%;
- propionic acid — 10%;
- lactic acid — 10%;
- ammonium formate — 36.6%;
- water — up to 100%.
ADDCON XL 2.0
- formic acid — 51.0–63.0%;
- sodium formate — 28.0–36.0%;
- water — up to 100%.