Advanced enzyme technology formulated specially for poultry feeds. Organozyme C/S contains a source very high quality xylanase which can reduce digesta viscosity in poultry diets, protease which can hydrolyze proteins and alpha-amylase which can hydrolyze starch
Guaranteed Analysis
Xylanase (Trichoderma longibrachiatum ) activity not less than 1200 Units/gram.One xylanase unit of activity releases 1 µmol of reducing sugar (expressed as xylose equivalents) per minute.Protease (Bacillus subtilis ) activity not less than 16000 Units/gram.One protease unit releases 1 µmol of tyrosine per minute.Amylase (Bacillus subtilis ) activity not less than 1600 Units/gram.One alpha-amylase unit catalyses 1 µmol of hydrolyzed of glycosidic linkages per minute.

Pectinase  (Bacillus subtilis ) activity not less than 120 Units/gram.

Betaglucanase (Bacillus subtilis ) activity not less than 600 Units/gram.

McCase  (Bacillus subtilis ) activity not less than 120 Units/gram.

Ingredients:
Spray dried yeast fermentation product
Xylanase (Trichoderma longibrachiatum ),
Protease (Bacillus subtilis),
Amylase (Bacillus subtilis) Pectinase  (Bacillus subtilis ),
Betaglucanase (Bacillus subtilis ),
McCase  (Bacillus subtilis ) & propionic acid based preservatives.
Use directions: PREFERABLY ADD TO FAT IN FAT STORAGE TANK. RECOMMENDED FOR ALL MASH FEEDS & FEEDS PELLETED BELOW 85O C, (185O F) Inclusion Rates Layer feeds. 200 Grams per ton.
Other poultry feeds. 250 Grams per ton. Pigs and broilers. 300 GRAMS PER TON

STORAGE: Store in a dry, cool environment and keep away from exposure to direct sunlight.

Organozyme C/S will
● Lower cost raw materials while maintaining or improving performance levels
● Lower incidence of digestive problems caused by unassimilated fiber which also improves litter quality
● Better nutrient absorption and more uniform weights
● Reduce fecal volume and nitrogen excretion levels
● Increase daily weight gain
● Increases egg production
● Lower feed conversion
● Cleaner and better yolk color eggs
● Increases ratio of lean-to-fat tissue