The plant extracts for feed additives

Application of Plant Extracts for Feed Additives:

• Broad-spectrum antimicrobial property and antiviral
• Antioxidant and Cleared freedom baseHeal digestive system. Treat diarrhea. Increase feed intake and feed returns
• Reduce inflammation and stimulate milk secretion
• Improve meat quality

For a long time, the China market of animal feed was borrowing innovation ideas from the classical medicines. Chinese medicine results the therapeutic values of plants, and the feed manufactures use the herbs as feed additives for improve livestock resistance. The active ingredients of plant show broad-spectrum antimicrobial property and antioxidant performance on animal feeding that improve the gastrointestinal functions and livestock resistance. With the increasing severity of food safety in the world, the antibiotic-free formulations have become the future market trend of the global animal health market.

Plant extracts are the deep application based on the chemical composition analysis on plants. Prepared high purity essential oils (EOs) and monomer from herbs effect on animals effective and healthy non-toxic. The feed additives even improve the flavoring of feed, increases the appetite of livestock.

EOs are the one of key material for feed additives, which fully retain the natural compounds. For example, Eucalyptus oil rich in 1,8- Cineole (CAS 470-82-6) has been clinically proven to be effective in inhibiting bacteria, improving respiratory tract, and promoting gastrointestinal health. It is also the common essential oil for insect repellent.

Monomers are another important type for feed additives. The common products in the market which such as (I) Chlorogenic acid (CAS 327-97-9) and EOP (Eucommiaulmoides Oliv Polysaccharides) extracted from Eucommia ulmoides Oliver. (II) Glycyrrhizic acid (CAS 1405-86-3), Liquiritin (CAS 551-155), and Luteolin (CAS 491-70-3) extracted from Taraxacum. (III) α-Pinene (CAS 80-56-8), Longifolene (CAS 475-20-7) extracted from Pinus massoniana. (IV) α-Terpinene (CAS 99-86-5), Terpinen-4-ol (CAS 562-74-3) extracted from Thymus mongolicus Ronn. Etc. Comparing with EOs, the monomers show an explicit application direction.