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BP100 Powder Animal Feed Protease Enzyme for Improved Protein Digestibility and Gut Health

Product Summary
Protezyme-BP100 Powder Advanced Feed Protease for Protein Efficiency and Gut Health Support Product Overview Protein ingredients represent one of the largest cost contributors in animal feed formulations, typically accounting for 50–55% of total feed costs. However, incomplete protein digestion ...
Basic Properties
Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: Habio
Certification: ISO22000, FAMI-QS, Kosher, Halal, FDA, ISO9001
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity: 25 kg
Payment Terms: L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T
Supply Ability: 50,000 Ton/Year
Product Description
Protezyme-BP100 Powder
Advanced Feed Protease for Protein Efficiency and Gut Health Support

BP100 Powder Animal Feed Protease Enzyme for Improved Protein Digestibility and Gut Health

Product Overview

Protein ingredients represent one of the largest cost contributors in animal feed formulations, typically accounting for 50–55% of total feed costs. However, incomplete protein digestion caused by limited endogenous enzyme activity and anti-nutritional factors in feed ingredients can reduce nutrient utilization and negatively impact animal performance.

Undigested proteins may accumulate and ferment in the hindgut, potentially leading to intestinal disorders, diarrhea, reduced feed efficiency, and increased nitrogen emissions to the environment.

Protezyme-BP100 is a next-generation feed-grade protease developed by Habio in collaboration with leading research institutions, including Korea National Academy of Agricultural Science, Sichuan University, and Sichuan Agricultural University. Through advanced strain screening and extensive animal validation trials, Protezyme-BP100 was specifically designed to enhance protein digestibility, improve amino acid utilization, and support intestinal health in modern animal production systems.

By maximizing the nutritional value of protein feed ingredients, Protezyme-BP100 helps producers improve feed efficiency, optimize formulation flexibility, and support sustainable livestock production.

Product Characteristics
  1. Wide pH: adapting to animal gastrointestinal environment.
  2. Good thermostability: the enzyme retention rate is 83% after granulation at 85 °.
  3. Strong resistance to endogenous protease.
  4. Strong degradation ability of feedstuff.
  5. Strong degradation of protein anti-nutritional factors.
  6. Great improvement of the amino acid utilization rate in feedstuff for various animals.
  7. Optimization of intestinal morphology to ensure intestinal health.
Definition of Activity

One unit (U) of Protezyme-BP100 is defined as the amount of enzyme required to hydrolyze casein and release Folin-positive amino acids and peptides equivalent to 1 μg of tyrosine per minute under the conditions of pH 10.5 and 40°C.

Specification & Usage
Name Habio Protease BP100
Type Powder
Activity 100,000 U/g
Usage

Direct addition: 100-150g/T in complete feed.

Low-protein diets: Reduce the CP 0.3~0.5% in formula, 200g/T in complete feed.

Note: Please contact Habio technicians for specific application schemes.

Packing Specification

BP100 Powder Animal Feed Protease Enzyme for Improved Protein Digestibility and Gut Health

Certifications

BP100 Powder Animal Feed Protease Enzyme for Improved Protein Digestibility and Gut Health

Contact Us

Ken Huang /Overseas Marketing Dept.
Mianyang Habio Bioengineering Co.,Ltd.
No.69 Hongen East Road, Economic-Technological Development Area,
Mianyang, Sichuan, P.R.China.
Mobile/WeChat/Whatsapp: +86 13551111737
E-MAIL:ken@habio.net

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Product Details
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BP100 powder feed enzyme

Specification: 100,000U/g
Appearance: Brown Powder
Grade: Feed
Storage Condition: Sealed Storage In Original Package Under 25℃, Avoid Sunshine, Rain, High Temperature And High Humidity During Storage
Shelf Life: 12 Months

Wendy Zhang

Senior Sales Representative

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