The delayed feed additive potassium diformate finally ushered in a big turnaround
Seeing the "antibiotics" can scare away some people. Too many bad food safety experiences are enough to produce a stress response to stay away. Potassium diformate is a nutrient that is highly helpful in meeting the requirements of livestock and poultry, and is healthier and safer to promote the growth of livestock and poultry. The feed additive potassium diformate , which was delayed after the feed ban, finally turned over. Potassium diformate was approved by the European Union as a feed additive as early as 2001. It is the first non-antibiotic feed additive approved by the European Union to replace antibiotic growth promoters. With the increase of people's awareness of health care, the concept of pursuing the safety, quality, residue-free and disease-free of food such as meat and eggs has been generally accepted by people. The subsequent hygiene and safety of livestock products have also attracted much attention. Potassium diformate has a strong bacterici