Copper Proteinate Chelated Peptide Mineral Improving Bioavailability And Stability In Feed Formulations For Animal Nutrition

Copper Proteinate Chelated Peptide Mineral Improving Bioavailability And Stability In Feed Formulations For Animal Nutrition

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Product Description

Copper Proteinate is a high‑efficiency organic trace mineral feed additive manufactured through advanced chelation technology, using high‑quality hydrolyzed protein and copper ions as raw materials. It forms a stable, natural chelate structure with excellent stability in the gastrointestinal tract, effectively avoiding nutrient antagonism and anti‑nutritional factor interference. Compared with inorganic copper sources, this product features significantly higher bioavailability, lower effective dosage, milder irritation to the intestinal tract, and safer feeding performance. It is specially developed to meet the precise copper nutrition requirements of livestock, poultry, aquaculture animals and special economic animals, supporting healthy growth, efficient metabolism and stable breeding benefits.

What are Chelated Peptide Minerals Copper?

• Definition: Chelated minerals are minerals that are bound to amino acids or peptides, enhancing their absorption in the digestive tract.
• Benefits:
  • Improved bioavailability compared to inorganic mineral sources.
  • Reduced competition with other minerals for absorption.
  • Enhanced stability in feed formulations.

Copper as a Chelated Mineral

• Importance: Copper is essential for various physiological functions, including:
  • Enzyme activation (e.g., cytochrome c oxidase).
  • Iron metabolism and hemoglobin formation.
  • Immune function and antioxidant defense.
• Deficiency Symptoms: Poor growth, anemia, and weakened immune response can occur in animals lacking adequate copper.

Feed Materials

• Sources: Chelated copper can be sourced from:
  • Copper glycinate
  • Copper methionine
  • Other amino acid complexes
• Incorporation: Chelated copper can be added to various feed materials, including:
  • Complete feeds for poultry, swine, and ruminants.
  • Nutritional supplements targeting specific health needs.
  • Premixes designed for different animal species.

Applications in Animal Nutrition

• Species:
  • Poultry: Supports growth, egg production, and overall health.
  • Swine: Promotes growth and enhances feed efficiency.
  • Ruminants: Aids in metabolism and improves immune function.

Conclusion

Using chelated copper in feed formulations can enhance animal health and productivity. If you're looking for specific formulations or additional details, let me know!

The product is a raw material for industrial use, not a finished product. Users must have the knowledge and appropriate tools for using the raw material.

1. To promote the synthesis of Glutathione peroxidase, enhance the body's antioxidant capacity,
2. protect animal health, antagonize or reduce the toxicity of toxic substances and elements,
3. promote the development of reproductive organs and sperm cell formation,
4. To stimulate the production of immunoglobulin and antibody to improve the disease resistance of the organism
5. To be rich in various nutrients to promote the growth and development of the animal and to improve the production performance of the animal;

In poultry

Selenium amino acid chelated supplementation exerts beneficial effects against several diseases, including coccidiosis, necrotic enteritis and pathogenic E. coli. Indeed, Se-enriched probiotics enhanced growth performance, antioxidant capacities, glutathione peroxidase-1, glutathione peroxidase-4 and IFN-γ mRNA gene expression, reduced oocysts shedding, and the cecal lesion scores of chickens.

Ruminants

 in domestic animals, Selenium deficiency will lead to immunosuppression, make animals prone to bacterial and viral infections, and compromise neutrophil activity, antibody production.

1. Specification:

2. Efficacy:

Selenium is an essential trace mineral important for the maintenance of homeostasis in animals and. It evinces a strong antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and potential capacity.

Selenium deficiency in food animals can markedly affect productive efficiency and health. Lower weight gains, reduced milk yield, and reduced fertility are among the effects of Se deficiency observed in livestock; furthermore, health problems particularly due to cell membrane damage, resulting from peroxides and immunosuppression, are also observed.

3. Recommended dosage:
The amount of aquatic products, livestock and poultry compound feed added is 3%-5%.
Flexible use according to biological varieties, growth period and other factors There were no
adverse effects

4 . Packaging and storage

4.1. 20kg/bag (Kraft bag outside and plastic bag inside).
4.2. Keep tightly closed and placed in a dry and ventilated place.