ProSid TM. Making a difference in fighting mould problems. Feed additives that give key benefits

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ProSid TM Making a difference in fighting mould problems Feed additives that give key benefits Strong effect against mould Broad spectrum of activity Preserve full nutritional value of feed Adsorption of mycotoxins Help maintain high resistance in animals

Highly effective mould inhibitors for feed It is estimated that more than 25% of world wheat, barley and maize production is contaminated with mycotoxins resulting from mould growth. In warm and humid regions, and under difficult conditions, this could be even higher. Corn Wheat Barley Loss of nutritional value due to fungi 5 % 5 % 5 % Average cost of raw material/tonne (LEI 2007) 170 170 150 Loss in value per tonne 8.5 8.0 7.5 Mould and yeast spoilage of feed, as well as mycotoxins, have a direct negative influence on the health and production performance of animals. As feed costs represent 50 to 70% of livestock production expenses, feed spoilage by mould and the resulting problems have a serious detrimental impact on livestock profitability. Feed mill Total feed production per year: Average use of grains (ca. 60 %) per year: Loss of profitability per year (at 8.0/tonne) 100,000 tonnes 60,000 tonnes 480,000 per year! Mycotoxins cause decreases in feed intake, reproduction rate, growth efficiency and immunological defense. They also lead to damage of the liver, kidneys, central nervous system and blood clotting functions. This is why limits are placed on their presence in feed, such as: Aflatoxin B1 All feed material 0.02 ppm Ochratoxin A Cereals 0.25 ppm Zearalenone Cereals 2 ppm Deoxynivalenol Cereals 8 ppm Bottom line loss The above is an example of how mould cont amina tion can lead to a loss of profitability for a feed mill. Moulds and yeasts can easily result in a 5-10% devaluation of nutritional value of raw materials. Dedicated feed additives ProSid feed additives from Perstorp include a number of products that are dedicated to preventing or minimizing mould damage in order to improve animal health and performance. Their properties have been fully investigated and product formulations have been developed to ensure you achieve optimal results. Our solid and liquid mould inhibitors are based on organic acids that prevent mould growth. Our mycotoxin binder comprises a mix of binders that remove toxins by adsorbing them so that they can be readily excreted from the animal. All our immune stimulants enhance the natural resistance of animals to pathogenic attack. Choosing the right ones The core ProSid feed additives developed to make a difference in fighting mould problems are presented below. They are grouped into three application areas: Mould inhibitors Mycotoxin binders Immune stimulants You can obtain detailed information on product properties, application and effectivity on animal performance from our application specialists or our website: www.perstorpfeed.com.

ProSid TM mould inhibitors ProSid mould inhibitors (ProSid MI) consist of synergistic blends of organic acids that have proved effective in preventing mould growth in animal feed and feed ingredients. Preservation of feed with these products provides major advantages including: Inhibition of mould growth Prevention of mycotoxin build-up Preservation of full nutritional value Prolonged feed storage time Effect of mould growth When mould grows on grain stored under unfavorable conditions, two important negative changes take place: the grain becomes spoiled and its nutritional value decreases. This can be seen in the following table: Metabolizable energy losses in corn range from about 5-25% depending on the mould species and extent of corn spoilage. Fats are broken down more rapidly than carbohydrates or proteins. Mould inhibition activity Field data recorded by Perstorp show the strong anti-mould effect of a ProSid Mould Inhibitor on mould growth (taken as CO 2 production) after 14 days. See graph to the right. The most important parameter that effects mould growth on feed is its moisture content. A high free water content (a w ) stimulates mould metabolism, which initiates mould growth and mycotoxin formation. % CO 2 per 24 h 20 16 12 8 4 0 Control Day 14 Day 28 ProSid TM MI Effect of ProSid Mould Inhibitor (2 kg/tonne grain) on in-vitro carbon dioxide production. To prevent these problems, Perstorp adds surfactants to its liquid ProSid mould inhibitors to promote the rapid spread of the products throughout the feed they are applied to. Days ME (MJ/kg) cp (%) cfat (%) cfiber (%) Starch (%) Sugar (%) Quality corn 14.25 8.9 4.0 3.1 57.6 4.3 Mouldy corn 13.59 8.3 1.5 3.4 58.1 4.6 The feeding value of quality corn and mouldy corn. { preservation }

ProSid TM mycotoxin binders Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites of moulds that can have a detrimental effect on animal and human health. Common mycotoxins are aflatoxin, deoxynivalenol (DON) and zearalenone (ZEA). Young pigs are very sensitive to ingestion of DON, and dietary concentrations of 1 ppm result in a 10-20% reduction of feed consumption and feed conversion. Poultry exposed to aflatoxin in layer meal show the same detrimental effects on animal performance and physiology. The best way to avoid this problem is to prevent the growth of moulds that secrete mycotoxins in feed by using mould inhibitors. However, a mycotoxin binder is often used as a complementary anti-mould measure, especially as a product that binds mycotoxins produced by fungi in fields. ProSid mycotoxin binders (ProSid TB), which are based on different mycotoxin-binding components, provide the following benefits by: Adsorbing mycotoxins Providing a broad spectrum of activity Helping animals to maintain a high level of resistance Mode of action The toxin binders of our ProSid products adsorb different types of mycotoxins. Binding takes place by an exchange of ions on the binder for mycotoxins in the feed. The bound mycotoxins are then excreted along with the binder in animal faeces. ProSid mycotoxin binders also protect the microvilli in the gastrointestinal tract against the damaging effects of mycotoxins. A schematic diagram of the binding action is given to the right. Binder )) )) OCH 3 Aflatoxin ProSid mycotoxin binders exchange ions for mycotoxins.

An innovative leader in the feed additive market For over fifty years Perstorp has been involved in developing a range of highly effective feed additives. Perstorp was one of the first companies to introduce acid-based silage additives to the market in the 1960s, and pioneered the use of lactic acid in formulas for acidifiers and antibacterials in the 1980s. Today, the range, quality and properties of our feed additives make a real difference in helping you to become more competitive. As a world leader in this area, we aim to keep it this way. Maintaining feed value There are a number of ways that Perstorp feed additives maintain the nutritional and economic value of feed: Inhibiting microbial growth to preserve the nutritional value of feed. Specifically inhibiting the growth of pathogenic bacteria such as Salmonella, Campylobacter and E. coli. Prolonging shelf-life. Improving the digestibility of nutrients. Stabilizing feed ingredients. Our Pro lines for professionals The core product lines and benefits of Perstorp feed additives are: ProSid TM Mould inhibitors, toxin binders and immune stimulants for preventing and overcoming mould-related problems. ProMyr TM Silage additives for the preservation of nutrients, minimizing bacterial spores and increasing the storage life of roughage ProPhorce TM Acidifiers, antibacterials and feed preservatives for inhibiting the growth of pathogens and improving the digestibility of nutrients. ProFare TM Enzymes for increasing the digestibility of feed and the nutritional value of feed ingredients. ProTain TM Antioxidants for stabilizing feed ingredients and prolonging product shelf-life. An extensive program of customer care As our product knowledge is complemented with thorough technical support, you can depend on us for your feed needs. Perstorp employs several application specialists to promote good customer care through personal contact, discussing relevant feed topics, and following up our activities with you. As we like to form a partnership with you, we do our best to satisfy your feed additive requirements and foster long-term relationships. Through our unique raw material position and know-how with formic acids, formates, propionic acids and propionates, we are able to continue developing cost-effective customer solutions. When you choose Perstorp as your partner, we strive to safeguard your investment.

Your Winning Formula The Perstorp Group is the world leader in several sectors of the specialty chemicals market. Few chemical companies in the world can rival its 130 years of success. Today we have a rich performance culture distilled from our long history and extensive knowledge in the chemical industry. That culture and knowledge base enables us to produce Winning Formulas for a wide variety of industries and applications. Our products are used in the aerospace, marine, coatings, chemicals, plastics, engineering and construction industries. They can also be found in automotive, agricultural feed, food, packaging, textile, paper and electronics applications. Our production plants are strategically located in Europe, North America and Asia and are supplemented by sales offices in all major markets. We can offer you speedy regional support and a flexible attitude to suit your business needs. If you want a partner for feed additives who can offer you focused innovation to enhance your product or application, which is delivered reliably and responsibly, look no further. We have a winning formula waiting for you. www.perstorpfeed.com