Protecting the actives in your premix

Published on: 06/10/2009
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Author : Eric Bousquet, Technical Manager, Medical Department, Virbac, France.
The objectives of feed supplementation are to manufacture medicated feeds whose concentration in active ingredients fulfils with two criteria: conformity and homogeneity. Conformity is defined as consistency between active ingredient theoretical and actual mean concentrations in feed. Conformity can be impacted by degradation of the active ingredient during feed manufacture or during storage.Homog...
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