Feed Additives
Feed Enzymes
Also known as: Phytase · Xylanase · Beta-glucanase · Protease
Phytase, xylanase, beta-glucanase, protease and combinations. Unlock nutrient value and reduce raw-material cost.
Applications by species
broilerslayersbreedersturkeyswineshrimpsalmon
Top global export origins
European Union United States Denmark China
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Certifications & quality standards
GMP+ FAMI-QS ISO 9001
Buyer considerations
Advantages
- Phytase releases 0.10–0.15% P from phytate, cutting DCP/MCP
- Xylanase reduces gut viscosity in wheat/rye diets
- Return on investment 3–8×
Constraints & risks
- Heat-stability during pelleting must be documented
Frequently asked questions
Which phytase should I use?
6-phytase (E. coli origin) with ≥95% recovery at 85 °C conditioning is the modern standard.
Do enzymes work in aqua feed?
Yes — phytase and xylanase are increasingly used in salmon, trout and shrimp feed.
What is the payback of a phytase upgrade?
Typical 3–5× return via reduced inorganic P and improved amino-acid digestibility.