Premium prebiotic substrates
Wheat bran and chicory pulp are selected as the fermentation base, bringing functional fiber, oligosaccharides and SCFA precursors.
- Wheat bran
- Chicory pulp
A proprietary multi-strain fermentation process turns premium prebiotic substrates into a complete eubiotic ecosystem, delivered in every gram of FERMENTOBIOTIC™.

FERMENTOBIOTIC™ is a multi-stage fermented feed additive designed to support poultry productivity, intestinal integrity and immune resilience against environmental and disease stressors.
Wheat bran and chicory pulp are selected as the fermentation base, bringing functional fiber, oligosaccharides and SCFA precursors.
Four high-performance microbial strains are cultivated together under optimized conditions to maximize functional metabolite output.
The result carries postbiotic metabolites, fermented prebiotic fiber and heat-stable probiotic spores in a single, free-flowing powder.
Bacteria anchor the gut and stabilize the microbiome, while fungal strains supply the enzymes and bioactive compounds.
Probiotic anchor
natto subspecies
Spore-forming probiotic anchor providing superior gut colonization and thermal stability.
Lactic acid bacterium
Supports competitive exclusion, microbiome stabilization and pH reduction.
Enzyme powerhouse
Produces robust proteases, amylases and phytases for feed digestibility.
Koji fungal strain
Yields a broad spectrum of digestive enzymes and bioactive postbiotic compounds.
Fermentation produces a broad-spectrum profile of bioactive metabolites that start working in the gut immediately.
Unlike standard single-mode additives, FERMENTOBIOTIC™ acts as a postbiotic, a prebiotic and a probiotic simultaneously.
Bioactive metabolites produced during SSF directly support gut epithelial function, modulate the immune response, reduce oxidative stress and balance microflora immediately upon ingestion.
Fermented wheat bran and chicory pulp deliver functional dietary fiber, oligosaccharides and SCFA precursors that selectively nourish beneficial microbiota and deplete pathogen niches.
Bacillus subtilis natto spores are heat-stable. They colonize the hindgut, maintain intestinal homeostasis and survive feed processing and gastric transit.
Multi-strain solid-state fermentation, rich in postbiotics, with science-driven results. Here is how it works, step by step.

Step 01
Nutrient-containing feed is the substrate for beneficial fermentation metabolites.
Step 02
Protease, amylase, phytase, xylanase, cellulase and lipase break down complex nutrients for better availability.
Step 03
Phytate, non-starch polysaccharides, oligosaccharides and other anti-nutrients are degraded, liberating nutrients and minerals.
Step 04
Organic acids, bacteriocins and postbiotics promote beneficial bacteria and suppress pathogens.
Step 05
Postbiotics, peptides and antioxidants reduce gut inflammation and oxidative stress.
Step 06
Healthier villi architecture and tight junctions enhance nutrient absorption and gut barrier integrity.
Step 07
More nutrients derived from the same feed lead to a better feed conversion ratio.
Step 08
Improved nutrient utilization results in higher weight gain and better flock uniformity.
Step 09
Stronger immunity, a healthier gut and better resilience lead to lower mortality and higher profitability.
Six benefits that compound across every production cycle.
Independent in vitro spot inhibition assays demonstrate potent, broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity, without the risk of microbial resistance.
Vibrio spp.
Inhibition strength: Very strong
Associated with gut dysbiosis and mucosal enteritis
Clostridium perfringens
Inhibition strength: Strong
Primary causative agent of necrotic enteritis
Escherichia coli
Inhibition strength: Strong
Leading cause of colibacillosis, mortality and FCR loss
Salmonella spp.
Inhibition strength: Strong
Major food safety, public health and flock mortality risk
Staphylococcus spp.
Inhibition strength: Good
Responsible for skin, joint and systemic infections
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