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Habio Acid Protease Powder High Efficiency Acid Proteolytic Enzyme 300,000U/G Product Overview Habio acid protease is an enzyme obtained through the controlled fermentation of the fungus Aspergillius. It can effectively hydrolyze proteins under low pH conditions. It is widely used in brewing of ...
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High-Temp Phytase Why Do We Need Phytase? As a common anti-nutritional factor, phytatephosphorus occupies 60%-80% of the totalphosphorus in feed ingredients and can't beused by animals. Phytic acid chelates metalions and proteins, and forms insoluble che-lates, thus causing a lack of trace elements ...
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Habio Pectinase Enzyme Powder | Improve Nutrient Release, Fiber Digestibility and Feed Efficiency Advanced Pectin-Degrading Enzyme for Better Feed Utilization and Animal Performance Product Overview Habio Pectinase is a feed-grade enzyme preparation designed for hydrolysis of pectin and plant cell ...
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Pectinase Feed Additive for Better Nutrient Utilization and Fiber Digestion Efficient Enzymatic Solution for Pectin Degradation in Animal Feed Product Overview Habio Pectinase is a microbial enzyme preparation specially developed for degradation of pectin and plant fiber polysaccharides in animal ...
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Advanced Xylanase Technology for Modern Animal Nutrition Unlock More Nutritional Value from Plant-Based Feed Modern feed formulations contain significant levels of non-starch polysaccharides (NSPs), especially arabinoxylans found in wheat, barley, DDGS, and other cereal by-products. These fiber ...
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Advanced Feed α-Amylase for Better Feed Efficiency and Animal Performance Product Description Insufficient starch digestion can reduce nutrient availability and limit production performance in poultry and livestock. Resistant starch structures in grains such as corn and wheat may also decrease feed ...
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High-Stability Xylanase Enzyme for NSP Degradation and Reduced Chyme Viscosity Product Description Habio Xylanase is a high-performance feed enzyme developed for the efficient degradation of xylan and other non-starch polysaccharides (NSPs) in plant-based feed materials. The enzyme hydrolyzes xylan ...
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Advanced Feed Xylanase for Better Feed Utilization and Animal Performance Product Description Non-starch polysaccharides (NSPs) such as xylan can negatively affect nutrient digestibility and animal performance by increasing intestinal viscosity and limiting access to nutrients inside plant cell ...
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