Bacillus species

A spore-forming probiotic that is heat-resistant, making it ideal for industrial processing. It produces lactic acid and has strong survival rates through the stomach's acidic environment, enabling it to colonize the gut effectively.

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• Animal Healthcare: Enhances feed efficiency, reduces inflammation, and supports gut integrity in poultry, swine, and ruminants. It has been shown to improve growth rates and reduce the incidence of diarrhea in livestock.

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• Nutraceutical Industry: Reduces symptoms of digestive disorders, including bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. It also supports the immune system and reduces inflammation, making it a key ingredient in digestive health supplements.

A spore-forming probiotic that survives harsh conditions, produces enzymes, and inhibits harmful bacteria.

 

• Animal Healthcare: Improves feed conversion efficiency and reduces the prevalence of pathogenic bacteria in livestock.

 

• Nutraceutical Industry: Enhances gut health, boosts immune function, and increases bioavailability of nutrients.

A nitrogen-fixing bacterium with antimicrobial properties, known for producing beneficial enzymes and peptides.

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• Animal Healthcare: Supports gut health by reducing pathogenic bacteria and enhancing feed utilization in livestock.

 

• Nutraceutical Industry: Produces antimicrobial peptides that improve gut microbiota and digestion.

A spore-forming bacterium that produces enzymes like proteases and amylases, improving feed and digestion.
 

Animal Healthcare: Breaks down feed components, improving digestibility and growth in livestock.

Nutraceutical Industry: Enhances protein digestion and supports gut health.

A versatile bacterium known for producing vitamins, enzymes, and antimicrobial compounds.
 

Animal Healthcare: Produces vitamin B12 in the gut, supporting growth and immunity in livestock.
 

Nutraceutical Industry: Used in the production of bioactive compounds and supports gut health.