Probiotics such as Bacillus subtilis have potential to reduce enteric disease in poultry and subsequent contamination of Aqua culture and poultry products. These are the micro-organisms that are fed to animals to colonize the intestinal environment and promote a better flora balance.

Action of Bacillus Subtilis:


Bacillus subtilis produces large variety of enzymes such as phytase, lipase amylase, protease, cellulase etc., which helps in degradation of feed. It also improves feed conversion ratio and egg shell quality in layers.
It promotes growth in animals.

Inhibition of pathogenic microflora:

Bacillus subtilis modifies the intestinal microflora by reducing several pathogenic bacteria found in intestine such as E.coli, Salmonella and also reported to reduce microbial pollution of broiler carcasses. It competes with harmful bacteria in digestive tract for epithelial attachment sites and nutrients thus reduces the growth of pathogens and establishes normal microbes in gut. This condition improves immune response, absorption function along with reduction of inflammatory responses and toxic amine synthesis.

For Aqua Culture:

With the ability of Bacillus Subtilis to produce a variety of enzymes in degrading waste and therefore used in a big way in aquaculture.

Spore count: 100 billion cfu/g