Anta^®Ferm MT 80

Anta^®Ferm MT 80 is a broad-spectrum mycotoxin binder that binds aflatoxins, fumonisins, ochratoxins, T-2 and HT-2 toxins, deoxynivalenol (DON) and zearalenone (ZEN) in the digestive tract, helping reduce their absorption by the animal.

Its formulation combines clay minerals, yeast cell walls and citric acid, and it addresses both polar and apolar mycotoxins.

Anta^®Ferm MT 80 combines organic and inorganic binding components that complement each other and remain effective throughout the different pH conditions in the digestive tract. Clay minerals, yeast cell walls and citric acid each help bind a broad range of mycotoxins.

The product also remains stable under standard feed-processing conditions such as pelleting and extrusion.

No. Anta^®Ferm MT 80 is formulated to bind mycotoxins without binding essential nutrients such as vitamins, minerals and amino acids. This matters because a mycotoxin binder should reduce the toxin load while keeping the nutritional value of the ration intact, so feed quality and nutrient availability are maintained.

Anta^®Ferm MT 80 is suitable for all livestock species, including poultry, swine, ruminants and aquaculture species such as fish and shrimp. The standard dosage is 0.5 to 3.0 kg per tonne of feed, adjusted to the species, the ration and the mycotoxin load of the raw materials.

Your Dr. Eckel contact can help define the right rate for your situation.

Yes. Anta^®Ferm MT 80 can be used continuously as part of the ration and supports mycotoxin management when raw materials are affected. Because feed often carries several mycotoxins at once and contamination varies between batches, continuous use helps keep feed quality stable across changing raw-material deliveries.

Yes. Anta^®Ferm MT 80 und Anta^®Catch address different challenges and can be used in the same ration. Anta^®Ferm MT 80 mycotoxins from contaminated feed, while Anta^®Catch supports the management of endotoxins released by gram-negative bacteria in the gut. Where both are present, using them together is a practical approach.