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BIOMIN offers sustainable animal nutrition products such as quality feed additives and premixes, which include solutions for mycotoxin risk management, a groundbreaking natural growth promoting concept as well as other specific solutions which address dietary requirements for swine.

Latest News

Phytogenic Feed Additives (PFA) in Pig Production
GLOBAL - In praxis feed producers or farmers find themselves confronted with an unprecedented number...

EFSA Gives Positive Opinion on Mycotoxin Biotransformation
EU - The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has adopted a positive scientific opinion on the safety...

Latest Technical Research

Combined Products: Are They Worth a Look?
A mixture of free organic acids, together with phytochemical and permeabilising substances can help to improve performance and control pathogenic bacteria that lead to post-weaning diarrhoea in weaned...

The True Risk of Fumonisins in Swine Production
Karin Naehrer, Product Manager for Biomin, explains the effects of the mycotoxin group, fumonisins, on pigs and how FUMzyme can help piglets overcome the challenge....

How to Prevent Salmonella
Salmonella control points include breeder houses, feed raw materials and compound feed, water, the farm environment, vermin control and prohibiting cross-contamination, according to Biomin....

Phytogenics – New Benefits of a Proven Approach
An introduction to phytogenic feed additives by Dr Tobias Steiner (Director Competence Center Phytogenics) and Dr Ahmed Aufy (Product Manager) with Biomin Holdings GmbH....

Phytogenics for Sows: Beyond the Expected Performance
Phytogenics as powerful feed additives have more to offer than performance enhancements, according to Ahmed Aufy of Biomin....

Managing a Healthy Gut Using Acid–Based Products
A combination of organic acids, cinnamaldehyde and a permeabilising substance effectively combats pathogenic bacteria, according to Biomin....

Counteracting Trichothecenes in Animal Feed
In feeds and feed ingredients, poorly adsorbable mycotoxins like trichothecenes need to be counteracted by biotransformation, says Karin Naehrer of Biomin. ...