Can arsanilic acid now be added to premix for use?
Can arsanilic acid currently be added to premix for use?
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May I ask whether arsanilic acid can currently be added to premix for use? Is there a standard? If it can no longer be used, how should it be replaced? Urgent question! Please everyone help
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I don't know much about it, I can only help you bump this
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It was banned long ago. Let me recommend a product to you:; }9 F' N# D) I
: l' Z7 E$ Q& I0 Gt$ w- g# J3 b Currently, achieving red skin and shiny hair in pigs is mainly done by adding organic iron (ferrous fumarate, amino acid chelated iron, etc.), which only strengthens iron supplementation but cannot promote the transport and transformation of iron within the body, so the results are often less than ideal. Our company's new-generation blood tonic -- Fuhongtai, changes the original traditional iron supplementation model. This product does not contain iron, but it can use inexpensive inorganic iron as a raw material to fully stimulate the mitochondria inside animal body cells, using mitochondria as a biological converter for iron, making them the engine of iron metabolism, rapidly converting inorganic iron into biologically active iron, accelerating the synthesis of heme and hemoglobin, and improving animal skin color.9 k# k; E6 u% {- m
The biocatalytic factors contained in this product mainly act on immature cells, enhancing the division and reproduction of bone marrow immature cells, participating in the proliferation of red blood cells, increasing the body's hematopoietic function, and ultimately achieving red skin and shiny hair in animals, as well as promoting livestock growth and improving their production performance. This product (the formula has already been adjusted according to usage characteristics when used) has been adopted long-term by many premix and concentrated feed plants, with particularly obvious results.) T2 P2 `; X2 J
Product ingredients:
l& t2 ]. f9 q Vitamin C, Vitamin B12, biocatalytic factors, synergists, etc.
1 ^1 C" {* d3 C$ b- O+ Cb Main effects:
% G% p) I0 N. V( J8 ?* w 1. Promote the division and reproduction of bone marrow immature cells, participate in the proliferation of red blood cells, and increase the body's hematopoietic function." i5 l/ h5 v3 L/ Y8 p( w5 `
2. Act on mitochondria inside cells, using mitochondria as a biological converter for iron, accelerating the synthesis of heme and hemoglobin, and improving animal skin color.
/ lU4 e1 i2 C% P3 ~4 Z9 W; j 3. Ensure the activity of ferrous hemoglobin in the body, prevent the conversion of ferrous hemoglobin to methemoglobin, thereby ensuring the smooth transport of oxygen in the body and ensuring oxygen supply.
! }# b" L% N! v7 B. k 4. Promote the absorption of Fe2+ in the intestinal tract and its transport within the body, ensure the physiological function of Fe2+ in the body, and prevent the occurrence of iron deficiency anemia.
, O! }/ b0 q1 Y# * [. Y* B5 L( d 5. Can replace high copper and can make feces black.
1 _; ?2 [8 C! P Usage characteristics:! v% u3 ^* A3 u! E
1. When using this product, the high copper in compound feed can be reduced to 50-80ppm, thereby solving the problems of feed oxidation and feed palatability in feed enterprises, and at the same time making feces black.
0 R* U: W; |6 D9 j4 N 2. When using this product, it is recommended to increase the content of inorganic iron (FeSO4), so that the iron content in compound feed reaches 800-1000ppm, for the most ideal effect.8 L; OW+ _$ g4 e- L& I+ W
3. Can completely replace the addition of organic arsenic preparations in feed products, ensuring the safety of feed products and complying with the regulations on safe and pollution-free feed products.
* E1 d- C! L# W5 V4 e7 A 4. Can save feed formula costs and improve the market competitiveness of feed products.) U( v9 |* v9 E1 ~# M- n* I [
Dosage:8 H' y5 l7 O' Z) e: x$ |! J6 H4 j( t
Applicable objects Addition amount (g/ton)3 x0 P' ]# K- M3 ]" b+ r+ b
Suckling piglets (g/ton of compound feed) 150-2000 L# y! |5 q- _9 U) {( b
Growing-finishing pigs (g/ton of compound feed) 100-150
# }2 T- e, j& i' i1 D Pregnant and lactating sows (g/ton of compound feed) 150-250
6 U: y5 t8 I( ^4 If needed, contact me
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When was it banned, is there an explicit regulation?
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It is not in the catalog of permitted additives
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1 J- V" y0 ^5 R' fArsanilic acid
. T- |; ?: d( ~' [l3 J; w, s Also known as p-aminophenylarsonic acid or aminobenzenearsonic acid, it is one of the most commonly used organic arsenic preparations at present. It was approved for production by the Ministry of Agriculture in 1993, and the U.S. FDA still approves its use to this day.$ O+ y) T5 d* [9 m
The chemical name of Roxarsone (ROX, also transliterated as Luokashasheng or Luokashashen) is: 3-nitro-4-hydroxy-benzenearsonic acid. Together with arsanilic acid (p-Arsanilic Acid, PASA, p-aminobenzenearsonic acid), it has become one of the two arsenic-containing feed additive drugs widely used in various countries around the world in recent years, and Roxarsone is used even more widely than arsanilic acid. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) first allowed Roxarsone to be used in chicken feed in 1964, and formally approved it as a growth promoter for pigs and chickens in 1983.
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6# Wenfeng Oh, thank you. I always thought this easily causes heavy metal residues and was not allowed to be used,, hehe. But the regulation is that it is prohibited during the laying period of laying hens,
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It can be used in pig feed, but the label must indicate the dosage. The maximum dosage currently permitted by the state is 100g/ton of compound feed
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Hehe, you might as well take a look at our Changde'an
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Arsanilic acid can be used in pig feed. Besides red skin and shiny hair, it can also promote growth. 100PPM
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Is it reasonable to write xx factor in the ingredients? I doubt it
May I ask whether arsanilic acid can currently be added to premix for use? Is there a standard? If it can no longer be used, how should it be replaced? Urgent question! Please everyone help
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I don't know much about it, I can only help you bump this
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It was banned long ago. Let me recommend a product to you:; }9 F' N# D) I
: l' Z7 E$ Q& I0 Gt$ w- g# J3 b Currently, achieving red skin and shiny hair in pigs is mainly done by adding organic iron (ferrous fumarate, amino acid chelated iron, etc.), which only strengthens iron supplementation but cannot promote the transport and transformation of iron within the body, so the results are often less than ideal. Our company's new-generation blood tonic -- Fuhongtai, changes the original traditional iron supplementation model. This product does not contain iron, but it can use inexpensive inorganic iron as a raw material to fully stimulate the mitochondria inside animal body cells, using mitochondria as a biological converter for iron, making them the engine of iron metabolism, rapidly converting inorganic iron into biologically active iron, accelerating the synthesis of heme and hemoglobin, and improving animal skin color.9 k# k; E6 u% {- m
The biocatalytic factors contained in this product mainly act on immature cells, enhancing the division and reproduction of bone marrow immature cells, participating in the proliferation of red blood cells, increasing the body's hematopoietic function, and ultimately achieving red skin and shiny hair in animals, as well as promoting livestock growth and improving their production performance. This product (the formula has already been adjusted according to usage characteristics when used) has been adopted long-term by many premix and concentrated feed plants, with particularly obvious results.) T2 P2 `; X2 J
Product ingredients:
l& t2 ]. f9 q Vitamin C, Vitamin B12, biocatalytic factors, synergists, etc.
1 ^1 C" {* d3 C$ b- O+ Cb Main effects:
% G% p) I0 N. V( J8 ?* w 1. Promote the division and reproduction of bone marrow immature cells, participate in the proliferation of red blood cells, and increase the body's hematopoietic function." i5 l/ h5 v3 L/ Y8 p( w5 `
2. Act on mitochondria inside cells, using mitochondria as a biological converter for iron, accelerating the synthesis of heme and hemoglobin, and improving animal skin color.
/ lU4 e1 i2 C% P3 ~4 Z9 W; j 3. Ensure the activity of ferrous hemoglobin in the body, prevent the conversion of ferrous hemoglobin to methemoglobin, thereby ensuring the smooth transport of oxygen in the body and ensuring oxygen supply.
! }# b" L% N! v7 B. k 4. Promote the absorption of Fe2+ in the intestinal tract and its transport within the body, ensure the physiological function of Fe2+ in the body, and prevent the occurrence of iron deficiency anemia.
, O! }/ b0 q1 Y# * [. Y* B5 L( d 5. Can replace high copper and can make feces black.
1 _; ?2 [8 C! P Usage characteristics:! v% u3 ^* A3 u! E
1. When using this product, the high copper in compound feed can be reduced to 50-80ppm, thereby solving the problems of feed oxidation and feed palatability in feed enterprises, and at the same time making feces black.
0 R* U: W; |6 D9 j4 N 2. When using this product, it is recommended to increase the content of inorganic iron (FeSO4), so that the iron content in compound feed reaches 800-1000ppm, for the most ideal effect.8 L; OW+ _$ g4 e- L& I+ W
3. Can completely replace the addition of organic arsenic preparations in feed products, ensuring the safety of feed products and complying with the regulations on safe and pollution-free feed products.
* E1 d- C! L# W5 V4 e7 A 4. Can save feed formula costs and improve the market competitiveness of feed products.) U( v9 |* v9 E1 ~# M- n* I [
Dosage:8 H' y5 l7 O' Z) e: x$ |! J6 H4 j( t
Applicable objects Addition amount (g/ton)3 x0 P' ]# K- M3 ]" b+ r+ b
Suckling piglets (g/ton of compound feed) 150-2000 L# y! |5 q- _9 U) {( b
Growing-finishing pigs (g/ton of compound feed) 100-150
# }2 T- e, j& i' i1 D Pregnant and lactating sows (g/ton of compound feed) 150-250
6 U: y5 t8 I( ^4 If needed, contact me
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When was it banned, is there an explicit regulation?
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It is not in the catalog of permitted additives
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Quoted from yangshizhu, posted on 2009-8-10 14:36' q1 q$ D5 V$ }8 Y$ g) |You can refer to the catalog of usage standards for feed drug additives,
# w& g/ 5 O( e+ h8 k$ r8 V* @It is not in the catalog of permitted additives& B1 p7 G1 W4 V7 O" h
1 J- V" y0 ^5 R' fArsanilic acid
. T- |; ?: d( ~' [l3 J; w, s Also known as p-aminophenylarsonic acid or aminobenzenearsonic acid, it is one of the most commonly used organic arsenic preparations at present. It was approved for production by the Ministry of Agriculture in 1993, and the U.S. FDA still approves its use to this day.$ O+ y) T5 d* [9 m
The chemical name of Roxarsone (ROX, also transliterated as Luokashasheng or Luokashashen) is: 3-nitro-4-hydroxy-benzenearsonic acid. Together with arsanilic acid (p-Arsanilic Acid, PASA, p-aminobenzenearsonic acid), it has become one of the two arsenic-containing feed additive drugs widely used in various countries around the world in recent years, and Roxarsone is used even more widely than arsanilic acid. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) first allowed Roxarsone to be used in chicken feed in 1964, and formally approved it as a growth promoter for pigs and chickens in 1983.
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6# Wenfeng Oh, thank you. I always thought this easily causes heavy metal residues and was not allowed to be used,, hehe. But the regulation is that it is prohibited during the laying period of laying hens,
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Quoted from yangshizhu, posted on 2009-8-10 16:369 k' m+ Y7 n1 T" H: F6 ]j Hehe, yes. It is prohibited for laying hens.
2 o% P4 " Q2 k1 Y3 O. u6# Wenfeng Oh, thank you. I always thought this easily causes heavy metal residues and was not allowed to be used,, hehe. But the regulation is that it is prohibited during the laying period of laying hens,0 A( }' @- J+ e" t5 d" @. ~
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It can be used in pig feed, but the label must indicate the dosage. The maximum dosage currently permitted by the state is 100g/ton of compound feed
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Hehe, you might as well take a look at our Changde'an
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Arsanilic acid can be used in pig feed. Besides red skin and shiny hair, it can also promote growth. 100PPM
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Is it reasonable to write xx factor in the ingredients? I doubt it