Ademixvet story of success
Why we are different?
Let us reveal to you one of our secrets that sets us apart; it is the low temperature manufacturing process.
As it is well known in feed world as well as in food world the preparation and processing temperature has a key role in biological availability of feeding nutrients to the targeted farm animal, for this reason Ademix vet make the choice of switching to the Low Temperature Processing (LTP) technic.
Room temperatures or near room temperatures (25-30 °C) are used to prepare our powder feed premixes like VITAMINO POWER and BROILER set premixes, or to create our precious liquid feed additives, premixes and health promoter drinkable products.
Benefits of Producing Additives at Law Temperature process.
Liquid feed additives with Natural Herbal Oils as an example:
- Preservation of Active Compounds:
Producing at room temperature helps maintain the biological activity of heat-sensitive ingredients such as vitamins, enzymes, and essential oils, which can degrade at higher temperatures.
- Energy Efficiency:
Manufacturing at ambient temperature reduces the need for heating systems, lowering production costs and energy consumption.
Enhanced Stability of Natural Oils:
Many herbal oils (e.g., oregano, thyme, garlic, eucalyptus) retain their natural antioxidant, antimicrobial, and aromatic properties better when processed without heat.
- Improved Product Quality:
Room-temperature processing helps preserve the natural color, aroma, and viscosity of the final product, resulting in a more stable and appealing additive.
- Safety and Ease of Handling:
Working at room temperature minimizes the risk of burns, equipment damage, or loss of volatile components, ensuring a safer production environment.
- Environmental Benefits:
Reduced energy use and the use of biodegradable, natural ingredients contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendly production process.
Comparison summery about
The Effect of Processing Temperature on Feed Additive Quality
Vitamins Stability:
Cool Temperature (<15 °C): Excellent stability, minimal degradation, especially for heat-sensitive vitamins like Vit. C and B-complex.
Low Temperature (25–30 °C): Good stability, slight degradation may occur over time but still acceptable.
High Temperature (>50 °C): Poor stability, significant loss of vitamins due to oxidation and thermal breakdown.
Herbal Oil Stability:
Cool Temperature (<15 °C): Very high stability, essential oils retain aroma and bioactive compounds fully.
Low Temperature (25–30 °C): High stability, minimal loss of volatile components.
High Temperature (>50 °C): Low stability, evaporation and oxidation of volatile oils; loss of antimicrobial and antioxidant activity.
Energy Consumption:
Cool Temperature (<15 °C): High (requires cooling systems).
Low Temperature (25–30 °C): Low no heating or cooling needed.
High Temperature (>50 °C): High energy required for heating and maintaining temperature. Then cooling to filling temperature.
Cost efficiency:
Cool Temperature (<15 °C): Less efficient due to need for cooling and temperature control.
Low Temperature (25–30 °C): Most cost-effective, minimal equipment and energy required.
High Temperature (>50 °C): Expensive, higher energy and equipment maintenance costs.
Environmental Impact:
Cool Temperature (<15 °C): Higher, (energy for cooling).
Low Temperature (25–30 °C): Low, eco-friendly and energy-saving.
High Temperature (>50 °C): Higher, (energy use and potential emission of volatile compounds).
What about Low Temperature Processing impact with microbiological safety?
Don’t wary about it; here in ADEMIX vet facility a strict GMP protocols are applied together with very controlled hygienic conditions.
All is starting from carefully choosing trustworthy source of raw materials, using pure water with TDS of almost 0 ppm, and, high quality packing materials and bottles.
All of above conduces to using the high quality internationally approved preservatives at their minimal effective dosage.
Finally, we can resume that:
Good and careful choices, farsightedness, and, strategic planning led to exceptional success.
