From the Netherlands, the dairy centre of the world, Ausnutria serves the international market with high-quality dairy products. The processing guarantees the quality and mild taste of our goat milk products. Ausnutria has more than 100 years of experience in the production of dairy and over 70 years of experience in developing and producing formula. …
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Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) is an omega-3-fatty acid and is a primary structural component of the human brain, skin, and eye.1 DHA is crucial during infancy, with the infant growing quickly and the brain developing strongly. DHA in the brain plays an important role in infants’ cognitive, social, emotional and behavioral development. Because infants cannot synthesize …
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The Kabrita formula contains galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS), which is an oligosaccharide offering prebiotic effects to the infants.1 There is strong evidence that GOS is beneficial for infants: GOS has been shown to increase the number of bifidobacteria and to reduce the number of clostridium perfinges towards a more balanced gut microbiota composition.2 Moreover, GOS was shown …
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The early phase of life is a period of rapid growth and development. Minor digestive disturbances in both breastfed and formula-fed infants are often reported. These disturbances could be due to the maturation of the digestive and immune system as well as the development of the gut microbiota. Gastrointestinal symptoms were seen in 54% of …
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The digestibility of Kabrita is also influenced by the type of β β-casein present in goat milk that is used to produce the formula. There are different variants of β-casein, which are said to have certain health consequences. In human milk and mammalian milk, there are two major β-casein variants, namely the A1 β-casein and …
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In human milk, about 50% of the energy is supplied to infants as fat. However, fat is not only necessary as a source of energy, but has many more functions, such as developing the infant’s brain and vision, supporting the structure of the cells, maintaining the body temperature, and making hormones.1 The fat composition of …
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Goat milk has been proven to be a good base for infant formula. The natural composition of goat milk has been demonstrated to be closer to the composition of human milk than cow’s milk (i.e. bovine milk) with regard to a variety of aspects.1,2 Although goat milk more closely resembles human milk, goat milk still …
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