Feed Additives Suppliers and Product Information

Feed additives are substances added to animal feed to improve its quality, enhance animal performance, and prevent feed deterioration. They play a crucial role in modern animal nutrition and livestock production.

Common types of feed additives include: - Antioxidants (e.g., Ethoxyquin, Dibutylhydroxytoluene, Butylhydroxyanisol) - Vitamins (e.g., Vitamin B12) - Minerals - Amino acids - Enzymes - Probiotics

Feed additives are regulated to ensure their safety and efficacy. In Japan, for example, only substances that are proven to be safe and effective are designated as feed additives, and their use is subject to specific guidelines and regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions about Feed Additives

Q: What are the main purposes of using feed additives?

A: Feed additives are used for three main purposes: 1. Preventing feed quality deterioration 2. Supplementing feeds with nutrients and other active ingredients 3. Facilitating the effective utilization of the nutrient ingredients in the feed

Q: How are feed additives regulated?

A: Feed additives are regulated to ensure their safety and efficacy. In many countries, including Japan, only substances that have been proven safe and effective through rigorous testing are designated as feed additives. Their use is subject to specific guidelines and regulations set by government agencies.

Q: What safety requirements must feed additives meet?

A: Feed additives must meet several safety requirements, including: 1. Not producing harmful animal products 2. Not hindering the production of animal products 3. Having an adequate safety margin for use in livestock 4. Not negatively influencing veterinary medical care 5. Being available for quantitative ***ysis in feed