The Anitox Corporation has joined the National Chicken Council as an allied member company. Dr. Rick Phillips, president and CEO of the Lawrenceville, Georgia-based company, will serve as the official representative to NCC. Anitox has operational bases throughout the world and conducts business in 70 countries.
For over 35 years, Anitox has developed products and services that deliver effective, practical and commercially viable systems to safely control pathogens and microbes in animal feed, pet foods, and ethanol fermentation systems worldwide.
Termin-8 offers the highest level of pathogen control in feed and has a residual protection against recontamination for 14 days post application. By using feed free from pathogens, producers can maximize the nutritional value of the the diet to improve feed conversion rates, decrease mortality, and reduce dependence on antibiotics.
Maxi-Mil increase mill efficiency and cuts the cost of producing feed by reducing process loss. It also improves pellet quality and protects the nutritional value of feed.
For more information about the company, visit www.anitox.com.
