One of a kind
Replaces up to 50% of pure synthetic vitamin E50 at a ratio of 1:11
100% natural
Reduces formulation costs
European product classified as a performance-enhancing additive (EU 2b485)
Additive composed of polyphenols, recognized for their natural antioxidant action, which allow partially replacing pure vitamin E in a proportion of 1g of the product for each 11g of pure vitamin E, reducing the formulation cost.
They are also recognized to be effective in mitigating the effects of oxidative stress, contributing to the improvement of productive, reproductive and meat quality parameters.
Vitamin E is used in two ways: to fulfill dietary requirement and as an on-top additive for its antioxidant effect. However, given the current price of vitamin E, its use as an additive with antioxidant effects represents a significant increase in feed costs.
With NuxaFen® we can partially replace the use of vitamin E as a requirement and fully replace it as an antioxidant additive, thus reducing the price of the feed.
Created using the most advanced nutrigenomics and transcriptomics methodologies, BioCholine®* is one of the first herbal products with a scientifically proven mechanism of action.
Nearly 100 years after its discovery in 1922, is practically consensual that supplementing with Vita...
Choline is well known for its nutritional advantages since the 30’s and its supplementation in ani...
The liver is the organ performing the largest number of vital functions indispensable for the animal...
In relation to the effect of different sources of choline on the chicken’s performance, papers wri...
Nearly 100 years after its discovery in 1922, is practically consensual that supplementing with Vita
The liver is the organ performing the largest number of vital functions indispensable for the animal
In relation to the effect of different sources of choline on the chicken’s performance, papers wri
Pig farming is constantly changing. Since its technification in the 1970s, new knowledge and technol
The continuous improvement of production efficiency in industrial poultry farming still remains an e
Choline is well known for its nutritional advantages since the 30’s and its supplementation in ani