The present invention relates to a microorganism capable of degrading more than one aflatoxin B1, T2 toxin, ochratoxin A and zearalenone mycotoxin contamination, which is Cupriavidus basilensis (BRB 6A), Pseudoxanthomonas suwonensis (NZS6) and Sphingopyxis chiliensis (Kö10) or the combination thereof.
The invention lies in the field of animal feed additives. Disclosed are novel solid rumen bypass feed additive compositions containing polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) comprising oils as well as methods for the production of said compositions.
The invention relates to a method and apparatus for preparing foods having two or more components hardenable by heat treatment, particularly egg bar, the method comprises the step of filling a first component (I.), e.g. egg-yolk, forming an inner core of the food to be prepared into an inner tube (5) of a filler device (1) formed by concentric tubes, cooking and hardening the first component (I.) by a liquid circulating in an intermediate tube (23), delivering the hardened core in a casing (12) sealed at its bottom end, filling the space around the core by a second component (II.) of liquid state, e.g. egg-white, through an outer tube (14) of the filler device (1), sealing the upper end of the casing (12), and detaching the semi-processed product (29) from the filling device (1) and introducing it in a boiling trough (4) containing a liquid bath for cooking the product (29).
This invention relates to a biofilm carrier made of structured yarns (1) comprising filaments (2), where each individual filament (2) constituting the central yarn (1) forms a continuous fibre running over the entire length of the yarn (1) and filaments (2) are fixed to each other by anchor points (3) along the length of the yarn (1), and structured yarns (1) are fixed at fixing points (5) of a mesh structure (6), and each structured yarn (1) forms a loop (4) between two adjacent fixing points (5), the arc length (T) of which is greater than the distance (t) of the two fixing points (5).
The present invention relates to a process for the composting of solid, organic solvent-free herbal residues left over from steam distillation / hydrodistillation; and to the production of stable, mature compost containing reduced levels of pathogenic microorganisms and of phytotoxic substances.
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