POULTRYINDONESIA, Bogor – Feed is an important factor in a livestock business. Apart from having a direct effect on production performance, feed is also the biggest indicator of business costs. Then, if you look at its content, protein is one of the expensive components in feed formulations. However, from various existing studies, 20% of feed protein cannot be digested optimally by livestock. For this reason, increasing protein digestibility is an important strategy in feed utilization, saving costs and reducing nitrogen excretion.
Based on this background, Kemin Indonesia officially launched Kemzyme Protease at a meeting in the Bogor area, Thursday (23/2). At the launch, which was attended by Kemin Indonesia customers ranging from breeders to feed companies, various technical materials related to efforts to increase feed efficiency were also held.
In his speech, Hartono Sunardi, Country President of Kemin Indonesia expressed his thanks to all Kemin customers who were willing to take the time to participate in the launch. He hopes that the product introduced by Kemin Indonesia can inspire and answer the challenges of feed problems in the field.
“The topics discussed at this launch are very relevant to the current dynamics of the feed industry. The volatility of raw materials whose trend continues to rise is a challenge that must be faced. For this reason, we will provide relevant discussion topics, and present various speakers who are experts in their fields from the Kemin team. “We from the raw materials industry are trying to process existing raw materials, so that they can be used more efficiently,” he explained.
By discussing various topics, the technical material session was attended by experts from Kemin, including Harn Ying Cheo, as Market Research Manager Industries Kemin Industries; Dr. Alexandra Wellleans, Innovation Project Leader Kemin Animal Nutrition and Health; Dr. Alex Wu, Head of Animal Nutrition Kemin Animal Nutrition and Health, Dr. Alex de Leon, Head of Technical Services Kemin Animal Nutrition and Health; and Angeline Gue, Senior Customer Laboratory Services (CLS) Associate at Kemin Industries.
