ProbioFerm Introduces Microbial Encapsulation Technology

Survivability of microbials during manufacturing and in finished animal health products is extremely low. ProbioFerm, a fermentation manufacturer, has developed a new microbial encapsulation technology called Durabac to coat and protect probiotics.
By: ProbioFerm
 
July 30, 2010 - PRLog -- One of the fastest growing segments in both the human and animal health industries is the use of probiotics.  At this year’s Supply Side ingredient show in Las Vegas, no market segment was more represented than the probiotic industry.  With over 15 probiotic companies present at this show, it clearly demonstrates the current demand for beneficial bacteria.

One vital element of probiotics is the need to protect them during the manufacturing process and in finished products.  Most animal health products containing probiotic bacteria are found on store shelves and not in a refrigerated section of the store.  This type of storage can have a negative affect on product efficacy as bacteria is often destroyed by heat.  Probiotics are also greatly diminished during processing and manufacturing.  Recently, ProbioFerm developed a new process to address this serious issue called DurabacTM.  Durabac is an encapsulation coating process that enhances the shelf life of the bacteria through the encapsulation of the bacterial cells.  This technology involves coating the probiotic cultures to increase stability in processing and formulations and to improve survivability until they reach the gut.

Probioferm is a contract manufacturing company that grows and markets high quality beneficial bacteria and has the expertise to utilize these cultures in custom blends, nutritional probiotic supplements, gels and pastes.  Developing this process was vital for ProbioFerm as it is another way for the company to demonstrate their unique capabilities.  

“Our clients are being provided high quality products utilizing our unique technologies like Durabac.  Along with Durabac, we offer unique solutions using our packaging and delivery methods, state-of-the-art fermentation technology and gel manufacturing equipment,” said President Scott Goldsmith.  “We partner with our clients to develop innovative technologies like Durabac in order to produce the highest quality private label products.”

With recent reports indicating poor survival of probiotics in finished products and in the gastro-intestinal system, it has increased the demand for new technology like Durabac.  It is crucial that animal health companies look to fermentation manufacturing partners like ProbioFerm to insure product survivability and long-term product success.

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About ProbioFerm

ProbioFerm is a leading contract manufacturer of bacteria concentrates, paste/gel products and feed additives for the animal health industry. Through their Safe Food/Safe Feed approved state-of-the-art facility they deliver exceptional value and quality products that meet the stringent needs of their clients. ProbioFerm has assembled an exceptional team of experts from the animal health industry to provide solutions for their clients. With their knowledge, skills and ingenuity, their product development process far surpasses that of their competitors. To learn more about ProbioFerm visit them online at http://www.probioferm.com or contact Scott Goldsmith at sgoldsmith@probioferm.com or 515.270.5250.
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