L-threonine 98.5% Feed Grade

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50 Kilogram	FOB Price:USD 6.5000 -7.0000

50 Kilogram

FOB Price:USD 6.5000 -7.0000

Min.Order :50 Kilogram
Purity: 99.5%
Payment Terms : L/C,D/P,T/T

Keywords

2-Amino-3-Hydroxybutyric Acid L-threonine Feed Grade Amino Acids

Quick Details

Appearance:White Crystalline powder
Application:a) Improvement of animal performance through better amino acid balance b) Sparing consumption of the crude protein content c) Improvement of carcass quality d) Prevention of Threonine deficiency
PackAge:25 KG
ProductionCapacity:10000 |Kilogram|Month
Storage:cool dry places
Transportation:air,sea

Superiority:

Threonine is an important kind of analeptic which fortifies cereal,pastry and dairy products.Like tryptophan,it rejuvenates human bodies and promotes the growth of infants.When applied in pharmaceutical field,threonine can moisten human skins due to the hydroxy in its structure.Combined with oligose,it protects human cell membranes,and accelerates the synthesis of phosphatide and the oxidation of fatty acid.With a medicinal effect of preventing fatty liver,threonine preparation works as a component of compound amino acid injection,Meanwhile,threonine can be used for the production of monobactams,one of high-effect and low-allergy antibiotics.

As amino acid for forge,threonine is widely added in the forage for newborn pig,covering pig,poultry,shrimp,eel and so.It can:

--Keep the balance of amino acids in the forage and stimulate the growth of the animals;

--Improve the meat quality;

--Increase the nutritive value of forage raw materials which have low amino acid digestibility;

--Apply to the production low-protein forage;

--Cut down the cost of raw materials for forage;

--Decrease the nitrogen content in the excrement and urine of animals so that the release of ammonia is slowed and the ammonia concentration is kept low in animal shed.

Details:

White crystals or crystalline powder; slightly sweet taste. Very soluble in formic acid, soluble in water; practically insoluble in ethanol and ether.

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