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Lysolecithins improve nutrient digestibility through better emulsification and increased enzymatic potential.
High inclusion rates of fats and oils are used in broiler feeds to ensure a rapid growth that matches their genetic potential.
However, broilers are known to produce insufficient levels of bile salts and pancreatic lipase and therefore cannot optimally digest and utilize these feeds.
On top of that, these high fat feeds are costly which makes low fat feeds more attractive as they are cheaper. Yet, these feeds usually lead to lower animal performances.
What if, through smart reformulation, the level of fats and oils can be lowered while maintaining performance? Emulsifiers based on hydrolysed lecithin, also known as lysolecithins, offer such an opportunity. |
Lysolecithins make it possible to reformulate feed by reducing energy and amino acid levels, without reducing animal performance.
Why are lysolecithins unique in their kind? Native lecithins are widely used as energy source or as emulsifier. However, the hydrophylic-lipophylic balance (HLB) of the phospholipids in these natural lecithins is rather low.
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