For more than 50 years, BioZyme has made research a core value—not an afterthought. As a purpose-driven company, we intentionally invest in science to remain forward-thinking, innovative, and deeply committed to Care That Comes Full Circle — from discovery to real-world impact. With over 200 studies under our belt, and right at 100 peer-reviewed publications, our research is structured to deliver both mechanistic understanding and in-practice validation.
Our research exists to make a difference where it matters most:
Across multiple studies, Amaferm consistently shows:
31 published research studies from multiple Universities demonstrate that feeding Amaferm results in an average increase of fiber nutrient digestibility of 17% and protein nutrient digestibility of 10% as result of its proven ability to support the proliferation of bacteria, fungi and naturally occurring microbial enzymes present in the rumen.
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Beharka and Nagaraja, 1993, Campos et al., 1990, Chen et al., 2004, Chiou et al., 2000, Gomez et al., 1990, 1991, Nocek and Jensen, 2009, 2011, Varel et al., 1993, Westvig et al., 1991.
A first of its kind prebiotic, named Amaferm achieves EU zootechnical registration as a digestibility enhancer. This gold standard requires the product to pass evaluation by EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) ensuring demonstration of consistent quality, confirmed safety to animals, users, consumers and the environment, and satisfactory demonstration of improved performance in at least three efficacy studies carried out according to stringent EFSA requirements certified by an independent study director.
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EU Level 4 Zootechnical Feed Additive Registration Number: 4a2
Published research from Washington State University scientists shows that Amaferm causes a distinct enzymatic response in ruminant microbes. This response is characterized by an increase in the production of enzymes, including amylase, cellulase and beta-glucosidase, that is not associated with the enzymes present in the Amaferm ferment itself.
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Schmidt, J. A., et al. 2004. Appl. Microbiol Biotechnol. 63:422-430.
BioZyme continues to expand research on Amaferm, including on new diets, new species, and new challenges.
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