The Challenge
A European dairy nutrition producer struggled with the "stability-release" paradox. Their rumen-protected Lysine and Methionine were being prematurely degraded by the moisture and microbes in the cow's rumen, leading to poor bioavailability and wasted protein potential.
The Solution
Silfeed introduced HC-100 as the primary hydrophobic backbone for their core-shell architecture. By engineering a high-contact-angle interface, the Silfeed carrier effectively repelled rumen fluid while maintaining pH-triggered release in the abomasum.
Quantified Impact
Third-party lab testing confirmed that the rumen bypass rate jumped from 65% to 92% after the implementation of the Silfeed molecular shield. This resulted in a measurable increase in milk protein output across their test herds and established a new gold standard for their product line.