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Functionality
Extensively used as agent for:
Inhibits crystallization
Dissolves quickly in aqueous solution
Compressible (powder form)
Hydrolyzed Starch
As partially hydrolysed starch, maltodextrin has a Dextrose Equivalent (DE) of between 12 and 30. DE of starch is 0 and that of pure glucose is 100.
Mechanism
[Main function] As a feed additive:
Technical Details
product | Main ingredients | Usage and dosage (per ton of batch material) |
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Chromium to the United States ® - Ⅰ Type | Chromium picolinate, Of which chromium picolinate ≥98.50% Cr 3+:12.20~12.60% |
Livestock and poultry: 2~4 g/ton Rumination, aquatic products: 3~6g/ton |
Chromium to the United States ® - Ⅱ type | Chromium picolinate, carrier diluent Of which chromium picolinate ≥10.00% Cr 3+:1.20~1.48% |
Livestock and poultry: 20-40 g/ton Ruminant, aquatic products: 30~60 g/ton |
Chromium to the United States ® - Ⅲ Type | Chromium picolinate, carrier diluent Of which chromium picolinate ≥5.00% Cr 3+:0.60~0.80% |
Livestock and poultry: 40~80 g/ton Ruminant, aquatic products: 60~120g/ton |
Chromium to the United States ® - Ⅳ type | Chromium picolinate, carrier diluent Of which chromium picolinate ≥1.75% Cr 3+:0.20~0.25% |
Livestock and poultry: 100~200g/ton Ruminant, aquatic products: 150~300g/ton |
Chromium to the United States ® - Ⅴ type | Chromium picolinate, carrier diluent Of which chromium picolinate ≥0.90% Cr 3+:0.10~0.13% |
Livestock and poultry: 200~400 g/ton Rumination, aquatic products: 300~600g/ton |
application : dl-methionine is one of the basic units for composing the protein, is the only sulfur bearing amino acid among the essential amino acids, it participated in the transmethylation interior the animal body, the phosphorus metabolism and the adrenalin, choline and creatine synthesis, it also is the raw material of the protein and cystine synthesis. methionine is unable to synthesize in the animal body, must take in from food. adds it in the feed, can promote the poultry to grow, increase lean meat quantity and reduce the feeding cycle. dl-methionine feed grade is approved for use in all animal species. particularly for use in monogastrics, it ensures the adequate supply of sulfur amino acids, especially of the essential methionine. because of methionine being first-limiting in typical poultry diets, its use has been well established for many years. additionally, diets for piglets and growing pigs can show a considerable deficiency in methionine, especially when fomulated to achieve low nitrogen excretion for ecological reasons. such a deficiency can be conveniently compensated for by using dl-methionine feed grade.
packing : 25 kg pp woven bag, 20 mt/20 fcl (no pallets)
shelf life/ storage : it is guaranteed for 2 years from date of manufacture when kept cool dry and ventilated conditions in well-closed original packing.
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It is an essential factor in the normal development and health of animals and is necessary for maximum growth of most animals.
As a part of the molecular structure of phospholipids, it is concerned with the mobilization of fat in the body.
In the absence of choline there is an abnormal accumulation of fat in the liver.
In conjunction with certain other dietary factors, choline will prevent the occurrence of perosis (slipped tendon) in chicks and turkeys.
Choline is involved in the composition of the lecithin molecule.It is also involved in the synthesis of phospholipids, sphyngomyelins and glycine.
Choline is essential for the formation of acetylcholine, a compound which makes possible the transmission of nerve impulses.
As a donor of methyl groups for transmethylation reactions, choline plays an important role in many physiological processes.
Choline can supply methyl groups to homocysteine for the formation of methionine.
In poultry, the deficiency is characterized by a fatty degeneration of the liver, a reduced growth rate, perosis, and in mature birds, a decrease in egg production and hatchability.
In swine, a deficiency results in a reduced growth rate, uncoordinated movements, reduced number of total and live pigs per litter, fatty degeneration of the liver and kidney damage.
Corn and other grains are poor sources of this vitamin.
For this reason, practical diets for poultry and swine must be supplemented with choline.
The most common source of choline for poultry and swine diets is choline chloride.
The dietary requirement of poultry and swine for choline depends upon such factors as the growth rate, rate of egg production, nutrient composition of the diet, environmental factors and daily feed intake.
Guaranteed Analysis
Choline Chloride 75% Liquid | Choline Chloride 50% Corn Cob |
Choline chloride content: 75% min | Choline chloride content: 50% min |
PH: 6.5-8 | Loss on drying: 2% max |
Ethylene glycol: 0.50% max | TMA: 300PPM max |
Trimethylamine (TMA): 300 PPM max | Particle size (20 mesh): 95% min passes |
Ash: 0.20% max | - |
Heavy metal: 0.002% max | - |
APPEARANCE: Clear and colorless liquid | - |
Choline Chloride 60% Corn Cob | Choline Chloride 70% Corn Cob |
Choline chloride content: 60% min | Choline chloride content: 70% min |
Loss on drying: 2% max | Loss on drying: 2% max |
TMA: 300PPM max | TMA: 300PPM max |
Particle size (20 mesh): 95% min passes | Particle size (20 mesh): 95% min passes |
Choline Chloride 50% Silica | Choline Chloride 60% Silica |
Choline chloride content: 50% min | Choline chloride content: 60% min |
Loss on drying: 16-19% | Loss on drying: 17-20% |
TMA: 300PPM max | TMA: 300PPM max |
Particle size (60 mesh): 95% min passes | Particle size (60 mesh): 95% min passes |
Recommendations
Chicken | Turkeys |
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Layers(Normal) 250-300 | (Starting) 600-800 |
Layers(With fatty liver syndrome) 300-350 | (Growing and finishing) 400-600 |
Breeders (Chickens) 300-500 | (Breeders) 300-600 |
Ducks | Swine |
(Market) 900-1100 | (Starting) 300-450 |
(Breeding) 1000-1400 | (Growing and finishing) 100-300 |
Breeding swine | Ruminants |
(Gestation) 600-800 | (Veal) 600-1000 |
(Lactation) 400-500 | (Feedlot-high concentrate) 300-500 |
(Dairy-high production) 250-350 | |
Horses 150-350 | Cats (Cereal based diets) 400-1000 |
Dogs 400-1000 | Cats (Meat based diets) 2100-2200 |
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Usage : L-Lysine HCL is one of the most widely used amino acid. It is an essential amino acid required in the diets of swine, poultry and most other animal species. It is mainly produced by fermentation using strains of corynebacteria, especially Corynebacterium glutamicum, which comprises a multi-step process including fermentation, cell separation by centrifugation or ultrafiltration, product separation and purification, evaporation and drying. Because of L-Lysine great importance, efforts are constantly being made in order to improve the fermentation processes, comprising strain and process development as well as media optimization and downstream processing are used for the production of L-lysine and other L-amino acids, operation in mixing tank or air lift fermenters. Generally it is mainly used in Poultry & Livestock feed industry as the supplement of essential amino acids for poultry, livestock and other animals.
Technical Details
Items | Standard | Result |
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C6H14N2O2·HCl Content (dry basis)% | ≥ 99.0 | 0.997 |
Loss on Drying% | ≤1.0 | 0.2 |
Residue on Ignition% | ≤0.3 | 0.1 |
Ammoniumate(as NH4+)% | ≤0.04 | <0.04 |
Arsenic (as As)% | ≤0.0002 | <0.0002 |
Heavy Metals(as pb)% | ≤0.003 | <0.003 |
PH | 5.0~6.0 | 5.6 |
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Properties
Properties | Benefits |
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Clean, non-lingering taste with rapid onset | A good sugar substitute |
Sweetness potency of 1.2 to 1.7 times that of sucrose | Requiring less to achieve the same sweetness as table sugar, thus supporting sugar reduction and ensuring significant calorie-savings |
Glycemic index (GI) = 20, the lowest GI among natural sweeteners | An effective weight management alternative for manufacturers of healthy food and beverages |
Slow energy release (slow conversion to glucose) | Sweetener of choice for diabetics, athletes and health-conscious consumers |
Enhancing flavor and taste perception | Improves taste and flavor profile |
Masking bitterness of high intensity sweeteners | Allows greater sugar reduction in food products |
High water binding capacity | Improves moisture retention and freshness in baked goods |
Lowering freezing point | Prevents the formation of ice crystals and maintains a smooth and creamy texture |
High solubility | Ideal for high concentration sweetening without the risk of crystallization |
Low water activity | Improves shelf life and increases microbial stability |
Browning reaction | Enhances golden brown crusts and glazes of baked goods and enriches the browning aroma |
Faster starch set time | Reduces gelatinization temperature and cooking time |
Guaranteed Analysis
ITEM | UNIT | STANDARD | TEST RESULTS |
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Phosphate(P) | % | ≥18.0 | 18.1 |
Calcium(Ca) | % | ≥21.0 | 23.6 |
Fluorine(F) | % | ≤0.18 | 0.17 |
Arsenic(As) | % | ≤0.003 | 0.0012 |
Heavy Metals (Pb) | % | ≤0.003 | 0.0013 |
H2O | % | ≤3.0 | 0.36 |
Passing 10-60 mesh | % | ≥90 | 91 |
Dioxin | pg/g | ≤1.25 | 0 |
Radiation | bq/kg | ≤50 | 11.6 |
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Usage:
L-Threonine is an essential amino acid that is added to the diet of pigs and poultry in order to exactly match the balanced amino acid requirement of the animals. In practice, L-Threonine is the second limiting amino acid for pigs and the third for poultry. As an essential amino acid, threonine is widely added in the forage for newborn pigs, covering pigs, poultry, shrimp, eel and so.
It can: Keep the balance of amino acids in the forage and stimulate the growth of the animals;
Technical Details
Appearance | White to off-white granule | - |
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Purity | 98.0% (on an as is basis); 98.5% (on a dry matter basis) | - |
Dry matter | Dry matter 99.5% (Minimum) | - |
Bulk Density | 0.6 to 0.7 grams/cm3 (37.4 to 43.7 lbs/ft3) | - |
Total nitrogen1 | 11.52% (on an as is basis) | - |
Crude protein | (%/16 g-N1) 72.03% (on an as is basis) Calculated energy | - |
Calculated energy | - | - |
Swine2, DE | 4,030 (kcal/kg) | 1,830 (kcal/lb) |
Swine2, ME | 3,830 (kcal/kg) | 1,740 (kcal/lb) |
Swine2, NE | 2,960 (kcal/kg) | 1,340 (kcal/lb) |
Poultry3, ME | 3,490 (kcal/kg) | 1,580 (kcal/lb) |
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