Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites produced by molds and fungi in the field and during grain, feed and feed storage. Mycotoxins are considered to be soil-borne pathogens, and not all molds and fungi produce mycotoxins, which occur mainly on their own. Multiple molds can contaminate a single feed ingredient, as a single mold can produce multiple mycotoxins. Due to the wide variety of components in animal feed, it is common for a variety of mycotoxins to be detected in finished feed. Mycotoxins interact with each other, creating synergistic and additive effects on animals.
The feed mycotoxin adsorbent industry is currently driven by increasing demand for dairy products, increasing demand for meat and meat products, population growth, and growth in the livestock sector. The growing demand for organically grown livestock is driving the demand for feed mycotoxin binders market. Feed-grade mycotoxin binders are used in animal feed to reduce the effects associated with mycotoxins. The main mycotoxins contained in the feed are aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, G2, M1), ochratoxin A, patuloxins produced by Fusarium, including fumonisins (B1, B2, B3), trichothecenes toxins (mainly including nivalenol, deoxynivalenol, T-2, HT-2 toxins), zearalenone, ergot alkaloids, citrus, variegated aspergiltins and regoliticotins. Among them, aflatoxin is one of the most harmful mycotoxins and can cause a variety of health problems, including gastrointestinal problems, reproductive problems, and a suppressed immune system. The Asia-Pacific market is expected to grow steadily, owing to the presence of major market players.
The poultry industry is constantly threatened by mycotoxins in poultry feed. Feed ingredients used in poultry feed production can be contaminated with harmful mycotoxins and cannot be digested by the birds, leading to serious damage. Some molds produce mycotoxins during harvesting, while others produce mycotoxins during grain storage. The most common poultry feed ingredients affected by mycotoxins include soybean meal, barley, corn and corn products, and wheat and wheat products. Poultry are very sensitive to mycotoxins, which can lead to increased organ volume, liver damage, neurological effects, decreased fertility and food refusal, which can be prevented by introducing mycotoxin binders into the feed. Thus, driving the demand for feed-grade mycotoxin binders in poultry feed.
However, stringent** regulations related to product approvals are likely to hinder the market growth. For example, in the European Union (EU), substances used to reduce mycotoxin contamination in feed are classified as technical feed additives. This product group must be registered in accordance with the rules set out in the EC 1831 2003 regulation, which sets out the procedure for the registration of feed additives. Growers' demand for organic feed will create opportunities for feed mycotoxin binder manufacturers. The rising consumer awareness about organic food consumption and the increasing number of healthy food options offered by various manufacturers have led to an increase in the demand for organic food, which in turn has led livestock producers to add organic ingredients to their livestock feed.
APO Research's report on the global and China feed mycotoxin binders market examines past and current growth trends and opportunities to gain valuable insights into market metrics for the period 2023-2029**. The report provides the capacity, production, volume, value** and future trends of feed mycotoxin binders for the global and Chinese market from 2018 to 2029. Considering 2023 as the base year and 2029 as the ** year, the report also provides the compound annual growth rate (CAGR XX%) of the global and China feed mycotoxin binder market from 2023 to 2029.
The report was prepared after extensive research. The Tier 1 study involves most of the research work, and the report delves into the competitive landscape of the global and China feed mycotoxin binder market, in which analysts conducted interviews with key opinion leaders, industry leaders, and opinion makers, identifying the key players operating in the global and China feed mycotoxin binder market, each of which was analyzed in terms of various attributes, company profiles, financials, Recent developments and SWOT are the attributes of the players in the global feed mycotoxin binder market in this report. Secondary studies include reference to the product literature, annual reports, press releases, and related documents of key players to understand the feed mycotoxin binder market.
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Zeolite and other treated aluminosilicates.
Polysaccharides. Other.
By Apply. Poultry.
Pig. Ruminant.
Aquatic animals. Pet.
Other. Key Players.
alltech, inc.
basf se
bentoli, inc.
bertol company s.r.o.
cargill, incorporated
clariant ltd.
koninklijke dsm n.v.
ew nutrition gmbh
global nutritech
impextraco n.v.
kemin industries, inc.
norel, s.a
svh holding n.v.
olmix s.a.
perstorp holding ab
simfa labs pvt. ltd.
virbac s.a.
There are 11 chapters in the main body of this article, and the main contents of each chapter are as follows:
Chapter 1: Report Scope, Research Objectives, Research Methods, Data**, Data Interaction Validation;
Chapter 2: Report Definition, Statistical Scope, Industry Background, Development History, Current Situation and Trends, Global Overall Supply and Demand Status, Product Segmentation and Key Downstream Markets;
Chapter 3: Global Overall Size (Capacity, Production, Volume, Demand, Sales Revenue, etc., 2018-2029).
Chapter 4: Global Competitive Analysis of Key Manufacturers, mainly including Capacity, Production, Sales, Revenue, Market Share, Origin and Industry Concentration Analysis;
Chapter 5: Global Key Manufacturers Profile, including Company Profiles, Product Models, Sales Volume, Revenue, and Latest Developments
Chapter 6: Market Analysis by Region, including Volume, Sales Revenue, and Others;
Chapter 7: Global Sales, Revenue, and Share by Product Type;
Chapter 8: Global Sales, Revenue, and Share by App by Category;
Chapter 9: Industrial Chain, Upstream and Downstream Analysis, Sales Channel Analysis, etc.;
Chapter 10: Market Dynamics, Growth Drivers, Development Opportunities, Favorable Factors, Unfavorable and Hindering Factors, Industry Porter's Five Forces Model Analysis, etc
Chapter 11: Conclusions of the Report.