March 4, 2015

 

BIOMIN to launch Mycofix® 5.0 risk management solution
 
 
Press Release
 
 

BIOMIN will introduce Mycofix® 5.0, a fully re-formulated, all-in-one mycotoxin risk management solution for livestock at the VIV Asia 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand.

 

This fifth evolution in the market-leading Mycofix® product line will be unveiled to the Asian market on March 11.

 

Mycofix® 5.0 is an innovative feed additive that uses three modes of action - biotransformation, adsorption and bio-protection - to deliver strong protection against mycotoxins, specifically fungal metabolites which are harmful to animals and humans, and produced by common molds found in most grains.

 

Biotransformation is a unique combination of patented specific enzymes and biological components that converts mycotoxins into non-toxic and environmentally safe metabolites. This mode of action targets fumonisins, trichothecenes, zearalenone and ochratoxin A.

 

Adsorption involves mineral adsorbents selectively binding adsorbable mycotoxins such as aflatoxins and ergot alkaloids.

 

Lastly, Mycofix® 5.0's bio-protection trait is an innovative mix of natural ingredients that provides immune support and counters toxic side effects caused by mycotoxins.

 

"Mycofix® 5.0 represents decades of scientific research on mycotoxin deactivation and combines the most cutting-edge mycotoxin mitigation strategies available anywhere," said Ursula Hofstetter, the director of Competence Center Mycotoxins at BIOMIN.

 

According to Biomin, Mycofix® 5.0 contains the only EU authorised feed additives proven to adsorb harmful mycotoxins and bio-transform mycotoxins into non-toxic metabolites. Each Mycofix® 5.0 ingredient was evaluated in scientific and practical field trials to assure effectiveness.

 
 

Surveying the mycotoxins threat

 

Since 2004, BIOMIN has conducted the annual BIOMIN Mycotoxin Survey to identify the presence and potential risk posed to livestock animal production by mycotoxins worldwide.

 

This year, the latest data on trends and occurrences will be presented on March 12 at the "Mycotoxins in Focus: Trends, Facts and Effects" conference to be held during the VIV Asia at BITEC, Bangkok.

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