Animal Feed Raw Materials

Categories & Roles

Energy ingredients: feed-grade wheat, corn and millet, along with feed-grade wheat flour, supply the caloric base for ration formulation.
Fibre ingredients: wheat bran in powdered and pelleted forms, and sugar beet pulp, deliver highly digestible fibre valued in ruminant and equine diets.
Protein ingredients: soybean meal, sunflower meal, rapeseed meal and cottonseed meal, alongside sheanut cake and guar korma, cover a broad amino acid profile across species.
Co-products: DDGS contributes both protein and energy in a single ingredient, improving overall formulation efficiency.

Sourcing & Market Coverage

Material is sourced from the Black Sea, EU, Americas and Asia, giving nutritionists access to a consistent, multi-origin supply base. Coastal and inland storage facilities support year-round availability, with flexible call-off scheduling aligned to mill intake and formulation windows. Incoterms are tailored to each buyer's logistics setup.

Quality, Nutrition & Safety

Each raw material is tested against proximate analysis parameters and market-specific safety thresholds before dispatch. Anti-nutritional factor levels are measured, declared and managed to ensure ration formulation accuracy. Certificates of Analysis cover every lot, and supplier quality is reviewed on an ongoing basis.

Logistics & Delivery

Deliveries move by bulk vessel, container and road from our network of coastal and inland depots. Materials are available in powder and pelleted forms, packed in bulk, big-bag or industry sacks to suit intake handling equipment. Integrated call-off scheduling minimises storage dwell, demurrage and in-transit loss.

Sustainability

Incorporating co-products — wheat bran, DDGS and sugar beet pulp — into feed rations converts processing by-products into nutritional value, cutting both waste and total ration cost. Proactive route planning and freight consolidation reduce carbon intensity per tonne delivered, supporting our customers' environmental reporting goals.