O/T Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk Management

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Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk Management

http://www.prlog.org/10275099-biomin-the-standard-for-mycotoxin-risk-management.\

html

Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product that

can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by mycotoxins by

deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in poultry sector.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 06, 2009 – BIOMIN, a leading global company focusing

on health in animal nutrition, announced the new industry standard in

counteracting mycotoxins with the proven and complete Mycotoxin Risk Management

strategy and solutions. Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented

breakthrough product that can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed

by mycotoxins by deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in poultry sector.

These toxins need to be eliminated to avoid the loss caused by them among

broilers since they cause enormous production loss by creating high mortality in

broilers. These toxins also affect the efficiency of breeders by decreasing the

egg hatchability. These toxins can affect diary, swine and aquaculture sectors

as well.

The mycotoxins can also be passed through the animal products like milk to

humans and are dangerous to public health as well as damages the liver and

reduces immunity. Mycofix completely eliminates the mycotoxin contamination in

the feed.

Mr. Nichol, Regional Director, Asia, said, " The other mycotoxin control

programs available in the market are only " mycotoxin binders " , which will bind

some toxins. But toxins like Ochratoxin A, Tricothecenes, Citrinin,

Deoxynevalenol, Zearalenone can only be deactivated and can never be bound. But

it has been wrongly understood that all the toxins can be bound, which is

basically wrong proven by research results by various renowned scientists, which

laid out the platform for BIOMIN to develop the mycotoxin deactivators. BIOMIN

is at present working with the 4th generation mycotoxin deactivators, which

could be launched shortly. "

BIOMIN will be showcasing the product at ILDEX India 2009 – an International

Livestock & Dairy Expo in New Delhi from 2-4 July 2009.

The India poultry industry, at an estimated production of 2.3 million tonnes of

poultry meat and 47 billion eggs, consumes close to 15 million tonnes of feed,

and is a sizable market where every bird counts. Birds that are exposed to

mycotoxins suffer from many mistakenly diagnosed symptoms that ultimately affect

performance. Clinical mycotoxicoses leads to inflammatory symptoms that can

progress to blistering and skin necrosis often followed by sloughing of the

epidermal layer. Nasal areas and oral cavities are painfully inflamed affecting

the bird's ability to eat, leading to reduced feed intake and increased

mortalities.

Mycotoxins are found in all cereal/grains such as corn, soya, sorghum, barely,

wheat, rice meal, cottonseed meal, and ground nuts. The current high feed cost

and lower production values in India threaten the poultry industry with farmers

and integrators facing continued pressure on their balance sheet.

Dr. Ravindran KN COO, said, " The tendency to go for more economical feed

ingredients may be an alluring option, yet caution on quality control and

mycotoxin preventive measures must be exercised. Mycotoxins, among other

things, will affect producers' bottom line whether it is an acute outbreak or

subtle changes in production parameters. "

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BIOMIN, a leading company focusing on Health in Animal Nutrition, develops and

produces specialty feed additives and services to improve animal health and

performance, in a natural and economically viable way. Leveraging on the latest

technology, BIOMIN offers sustainable quality products which include products

for mycotoxin risk management, phytogenic growth promoting solutions and other

specific solutions which address customers' requirements:

• Mycofix® product line: Offers the most complete range of product solutions

with different strategies that give the best result to counteract mycotoxins.

• Biomin® P.E.P: Phytobotic solutions for successfulintensive pig and poultry

production.

• Biotronic®: Acidifying feed additives for improvement in digestion and action

against microbial contamination.

Together with her parent company, Erber Group, BIOMIN is represented in more

than 100 countries worldwide.

[Guest guest]

This is interesting. Why is the Agribusiness not working with medical doctors

and medical science to advance issues in human health and not the end of the

" food chain " as mycotoxin injured people are?

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http://www.prlog.org/10275099-biomin-the-standard-for-mycotoxin-risk-management.\

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> Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product

that can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by mycotoxins by

deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in poultry sector.

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[Guest guest]

Very interesting. Leave it to the veterinary sector!

Barth

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t> Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk Management

t>

http://www.prlog.org/10275099-biomin-the-standard-for-mycotoxin-risk-management.\

html

t> Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product

that can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by mycotoxins by

deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in

t> poultry sector.

t> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

t> PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 06, 2009 – BIOMIN, a leading global company

focusing on health in animal nutrition, announced the new industry standard in

counteracting mycotoxins with the proven and

t> complete Mycotoxin Risk Management strategy and solutions. Biomin has

introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product that can

effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by

t> mycotoxins by deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in poultry sector.

t> These toxins need to be eliminated to avoid the loss caused by them among

broilers since they cause enormous production loss by creating high mortality in

broilers. These toxins also affect the

t> efficiency of breeders by decreasing the egg hatchability. These toxins can

affect diary, swine and aquaculture sectors as well.

t> The mycotoxins can also be passed through the animal products like milk to

humans and are dangerous to public health as well as damages the liver and

reduces immunity. Mycofix completely

t> eliminates the mycotoxin contamination in the feed.

t> Mr. Nichol, Regional Director, Asia, said, " The other mycotoxin

control programs available in the market are only " mycotoxin binders " , which

will bind some toxins. But toxins like

t> Ochratoxin A, Tricothecenes, Citrinin, Deoxynevalenol, Zearalenone can only

be deactivated and can never be bound. But it has been wrongly understood that

all the toxins can be bound, which is

t> basically wrong proven by research results by various renowned scientists,

which laid out the platform for BIOMIN to develop the mycotoxin deactivators.

BIOMIN is at present working with the 4th

t> generation mycotoxin deactivators, which could be launched shortly. "

t> BIOMIN will be showcasing the product at ILDEX India 2009 – an International

Livestock & Dairy Expo in New Delhi from 2-4 July 2009.

t> The India poultry industry, at an estimated production of 2.3 million tonnes

of poultry meat and 47 billion eggs, consumes close to 15 million tonnes of

feed, and is a sizable market where every

t> bird counts. Birds that are exposed to mycotoxins suffer from many

mistakenly diagnosed symptoms that ultimately affect performance. Clinical

mycotoxicoses leads to inflammatory symptoms that

t> can progress to blistering and skin necrosis often followed by sloughing of

the epidermal layer. Nasal areas and oral cavities are painfully inflamed

affecting the bird's ability to eat, leading

t> to reduced feed intake and increased mortalities.

t> Mycotoxins are found in all cereal/grains such as corn, soya, sorghum,

barely, wheat, rice meal, cottonseed meal, and ground nuts. The current high

feed cost and lower production values in India

t> threaten the poultry industry with farmers and integrators facing continued

pressure on their balance sheet.

t> Dr. Ravindran KN COO, said, " The tendency to go for more economical feed

ingredients may be an alluring option, yet caution on quality control and

mycotoxin preventive measures must be exercised.

t> Mycotoxins, among other things, will affect producers' bottom line whether it

is an acute outbreak or subtle changes in production parameters. "

t> # # #

t> BIOMIN, a leading company focusing on Health in Animal Nutrition, develops

and produces specialty feed additives and services to improve animal health and

performance, in a natural and

t> economically viable way. Leveraging on the latest technology, BIOMIN offers

sustainable quality products which include products for mycotoxin risk

management, phytogenic growth promoting solutions

t> and other specific solutions which address customers' requirements:

t> • Mycofix® product line: Offers the most complete range of product solutions

with different strategies that give the best result to counteract mycotoxins.

t> • Biomin® P.E.P: Phytobotic solutions for successfulintensive pig and poultry

production.

t> • Biotronic®: Acidifying feed additives for improvement in digestion and

action against microbial contamination.

t> Together with her parent company, Erber Group, BIOMIN is represented in more

than 100 countries worldwide.

[Guest guest]

It all adds up to $$ - lawsuits, remediation, etc.

Barth

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g> This is interesting. Why is the Agribusiness not working with medical

doctors and medical science to advance issues in human health and not the end of

the " food chain " as mycotoxin injured people

g> are?

g>

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>> Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk Management

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http://www.prlog.org/10275099-biomin-the-standard-for-mycotoxin-risk-management.\

html

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>> Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product

that can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by mycotoxins by

deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in

>> poultry sector.

>>

[Guest guest]

if they use it on animals, why not humans.  Heck i'll be a guinne pig for

awhile

From: Patilla DaHun <glypella@...>

Subject: Re: [] O/T Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk

Management

" tigerpaw2c " < >

Date: Monday, July 6, 2009, 5:04 PM

Very interesting. Leave it to the veterinary sector!

Barth

t> Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk Management

t> http://www.prlog. org/10275099- biomin-the- standard- for-mycotoxin-

risk-management. html

t> Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product

that can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by mycotoxins by

deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in

t> poultry sector.

[Guest guest]

It is very strange there is information on mycotoxins in food chain and in

studies of animal disease and not humans.  I found a lot of that kind of info

while looking.

 

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From: ginloi <ginloi@...>

Sent: Monday, July 6, 2009 6:10:04 PM

Subject: [] Re: O/T Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk

Management

This is interesting. Why is the Agribusiness not working with medical doctors

and medical science to advance issues in human health and not the end of the

" food chain " as mycotoxin injured people are?

[Guest guest]

and when did somthing like that ver stop us???

From: millhouseroad <millhouseroad@...>

Subject: [] Re: O/T Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk

Management

Date: Monday, July 6, 2009, 11:24 PM

Yeah, I wouldn't mind being a guinea pig either but unfortunately to the

BIOMIN website their mycotoxin deactivator, " Mycofix Plus 3.0 " , isn't

available within the U.S.A or Canada.

Here's the link to the BIOMIN website:

http://tinyurl. com/kkaqf6 <http://tinyurl. com/kkaqf6>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I wouldn't mind being a guinea pig either but according to the

BIOMIN website their mycotoxin deactivator, " Mycofix Plus 3.0 " , isn't

available within the U.S.A or Canada.

Here's the link to the BIOMIN website:

http://tinyurl.com/kkaqf6 <http://tinyurl.com/kkaqf6>

<http://tinyurl.com/kkaqf6 <http://tinyurl.com/kkaqf6> >

--- In , a Townsend <kmtown2003@...>

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> if they use it on animals, why not humans. Heck i'll be a guinne

pig for awhile

[Guest guest]

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I know this pertains to animals but it states that " toxins such as tricothecene

cannot be bound " . If that is the case, how would CSM be successful for someone

with mycotoxicosis caused by tricothecene?? Anyone?? Thanks D

In , " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote:

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> Biomin, The Standard For Mycotoxin Risk Management

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>

>

http://www.prlog.org/10275099-biomin-the-standard-for-mycotoxin-risk-management.\

html

>

> Biomin has introduced Mycofix 3.0, a research-oriented breakthrough product

that can effectively ensure the control of 100% risk posed by mycotoxins by

deactivating all the mycotoxins prevalent in poultry sector.

[Guest guest]

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Right, I know that with Lyme Disease also the DVMs are WAY ahead of the MDs. D

In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@...> wrote:

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> Very interesting. Leave it to the veterinary sector!

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> Barth

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