L Lysine Sulphate

Lysine sulphate is brown or light brown granules with no peculiar smell. Its performance is usually relatively stable because of its high melting point. lysine sulphate 70 feed grade is high-density dust-free fluid particles. It contains 55% pure lysine, about 70% lysine sulfate and more than 15% other amino acids, which can provide adequate and balanced nutrition for animals. As an L-lysine-based mixture produced by fermentation it is more accurate to refer to it as L-lysine sulfate and its fermentation by-products according to its composition.

L-Lysine is the most used amino acid in animal feed. A balanced diet supplemented with lysine and other essential amino acids plays an important role in improving animal health and performance and reducing nitrogen emissions. Lysine currently used in the feed industry has two forms: L-lysine hydrochloride and L-lysine sulfate.

L-Lysine sulfate usually uses cornstarch milk or molasses as raw materials, and uses Corynebacterium glutamicum and other lysine-producing strains to carry out aerobic fermentation. After completion, the bacteria in the culture solution are treated with sulfuric acid and heated, and then dried to make granules. L-Lysine sulphate is a kind of mixture, besides lysine, it also contains more than 10% of other amino acids to interact with microbial cells, trace elements and bacterial proteins.