Feed Additives
Mycotoxin Binders & Deactivators
Also known as: Toxin binder · Bentonite · Yeast cell wall binder
Clay (bentonite, HSCAS), yeast cell wall glucomannan and biotransformation enzymes to control aflatoxin, DON, ZEA, T-2, fumonisin and ochratoxin.
Applications by species
broilerslayersswinedairyshrimp
Top global export origins
European Union Turkey United States China Argentina
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Certifications & quality standards
GMP+ FAMI-QS EU FeedAP-authorised (specific products)
Buyer considerations
Advantages
- Insurance against grain contamination
- Some products are EU-authorised for specific toxins
Constraints & risks
- Selectivity — bentonite binds aflatoxin well but poorly binds DON/ZEA; multi-component solutions preferred
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a mycotoxin binder?
Match product to your mycotoxin profile (test grains). Aflatoxin → bentonite. DON/ZEA → yeast cell wall + biotransformation.
Are mycotoxin binders regulated?
In the EU, only specific products with FeedAP authorization can be labelled 'mycotoxin binders'. Elsewhere, marketing claims vary.
What is the ROI on toxin binders?
In contaminated regions, 5–15× via reduced mortality, improved production, and liver health.