E.C.O.TRACE FE 20%
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This product is an "organically bound" trace mineral, specifically an iron-glycine chelate.
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E.C.O.TRACE FE 20% is a high-quality organic iron supplement engineered to provide optimal protection against mineral antagonists within the intestinal tract.
• This product plays a crucial role in Anemia Prevention, particularly in piglets and young animals, by ensuring effective hemoglobin formation.
• Provides Immunity Support to enhance the animal's immune response against infections and environmental stress, while maintaining Vitality & Growth by supporting energy metabolism and oxygen transport throughout body tissues.
• The application of this product also positively impacts Carcass Quality, as adequate iron intake helps improve the color and overall quality of the meat.
• Effective for Swine, specifically to prevent iron deficiency in piglets to ensure robust early growth.
• In the Poultry industry, it is beneficial for improving eggshell quality and the vitality of both layers and broilers.
• Within the Cattle sector, supports the health of calves and maintains the physical condition of dairy cows during the lactation period.
• This product plays a crucial role in Anemia Prevention, particularly in piglets and young animals, by ensuring effective hemoglobin formation.
• Provides Immunity Support to enhance the animal's immune response against infections and environmental stress, while maintaining Vitality & Growth by supporting energy metabolism and oxygen transport throughout body tissues.
• The application of this product also positively impacts Carcass Quality, as adequate iron intake helps improve the color and overall quality of the meat.
• Effective for Swine, specifically to prevent iron deficiency in piglets to ensure robust early growth.
• In the Poultry industry, it is beneficial for improving eggshell quality and the vitality of both layers and broilers.
• Within the Cattle sector, supports the health of calves and maintains the physical condition of dairy cows during the lactation period.
