Biochem Announces the Launch of RumiPro Product Line for Ruminants

Globally acclaimed manufacturer of animal feed additives, Biochem has recently intro-duced their new RumiPro product line for ruminants. This product line comprises of three high-quality products formulated to address the specific nutritional requirements of the ruminants.

Lohne, March 2019. Biochem is pleased to announce the official launch of their new product line RumiPro that has been designed for special ruminant needs. A family owned business dedicated to manufacturing top notch supplements and feed additives for animal nutrition, Biochem has a strong presence in over sixty countries around the world. Their new RumiPro line comprises of three products, two of which were previously available and has been re-named now as parts of the new product line.

Ruminants are cud-chewing animals such as cattle, sheep and goats with specific nutritional demands. The most important part of the ruminal digestive system is known as the rumen, and it needs adequate support to supply the host with nutrients. The microbial organisms living within the rumen require sufficient supply of nutrients and optimal conditions for their growth and activity. The RumiPro line from Biochem has been introduced to deliver these specific ruminant needs.

The first product in the RumiPro line is Probio-Sacc 2G, which will now be known as RumiPro Top. This product utilizes live yeasts in combination with hydrolyzed yeasts, leading to syner-gistic effects and stabilization of rumen conditions and performance. With changes in raw materials, now this product is also usable for organic farming. The most important benefits of the product include stimulation of microbial fermentation, stabilization of rumen pH level, enhanced fibre digestibility, and increased milk production.

Previously known as Rumen Appetizer, RumiPro Appetizer is the second product in the Rumi-Pro line. This is a targeted application for individual cows with reduced feed intake. When sensitive rumen threatens to collapse, RumiPro Appetizer supports the growth and activity of rumen bacteria with the help of its easily fermentable substances. Moreover, the yeast sym-biotic contained in this ready-to-use product creates optimal conditions for the rumen bacte-ria. Its benefits include promotion of rumen bacteria growth, quick restoration of feed in-take, and increased animal welfare.

The third product in the new product line, RumiPro Basic is a new product. This product is composed of hydrolyzed yeast based on Saccharomyces cerevisiae, using prebiotic effects with a stabilization of rumen fermentation by supporting rumen bacteria with nutrients. An optimal solution for pelleted compound feed, RumiPro Basic can also be mixed into feed and then sold as compound feed.

Based in Lohne (Germany), Biochem is a family-owned company that develops and markets feed additives for animal nutrition. In keeping with the slogan „Feed Safety for Food Safety®“ and in compliance with GMP+, QS, DIN EN ISO 9001, DIN ISO 50001, and HACCP standards, Biochem produces high-quality supplements and feed additives in powder form along with water-soluble products, pastes, and liquids for pigs, poultry, ruminants, and horses. 4FEED!® stands for innovative feed additives that focus on dietary aspects to support gut health and increase nutrient utilization. Biochem farm concepts also support veterinarians and livestock farmers in maintaining and improving animal health. Continuous scientific research together with independent, inter-nationally-recognized institutes is a top priority for the German company. For more than 30 years this has resulted in innovative and effective products and concepts within the triad of ecology, economy, and food safety. With more than 250 employees, Biochem is present with branch operations and a distribution network in over 60 countries worldwide.

Biochem Zusatzstoffe Handels- und Produktionsges. mbH
Küstermeyerstraße 16
49393 Lohne

Timo Stiebeling · Head of Marketing · Tel .: +49 (0) 44 42-92 89 125 · pr@biochem.net

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