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KEMZYME™
In feed production, the choice of the right exogenous enzyme combination is driven by the raw material composition of the formula (feed substrate), target species and production conditions (heat treatment of the feed). The KEMZYME™ range of products match the different needs of the feed producers.
KEMZYME™ Products Range offers a selection of the most cost-effective solutions tailor made to your different diet formulation.
A stabilized multi-enzyme formulation developed by Kemin to improve the digestibility of raw materials, increase the nutrient level and animal performance and reduce the cost of production. The formula is based on patented NSP enzymes, multi-amylase and multi-protease.
KEMZYME™ Protease Dry is a patented multi-protease solution containing acid, neutral and alkaline proteases. The product has an innovative thermostable and enteric coating for protection during feed milling and targeted release in the gastrointestinal tract. KEMZYME™ Protease improves the digestibility of vegetables as well as animal origin protein sources.
Xygest™ HT is an intrinsically thermostable xylanase enzyme that ensures delivery of the benefits you need across a wide variety of diets and conditions.
A stabilized multi-enzyme formulation to improve the digestibility of feed raw materials, especially wheat and corn. KEMZYME™ V Dry increases the nutrient level, animal performance and to reduce the cost of production.
A stabilized multi-enzyme formulation with phytase inside to improve the digestibility of feed raw materials especially wheat and corn.
A stabilized multi-enzyme formulation to improve the digestibility of feed raw materials with particular focus on animal feed with a high wheat content.
A stabilized source of concentrated liquid enzymes for spraying onto pelleted or extruded feeds based on corn and soybean meal.
A dry stabilized source of enzymes for basic animal feed formulation.
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