An indicative container mix for a broiler ration — protein meals, the two limiting amino acids, choline and phosphorus — quoted as one landed cost.
For: Feed mills and premix blenders
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TDA-FC-SBM
The residue left after oil is extracted from soybeans, and the backbone protein of almost every compound feed formulation in Bangladesh. High in digestible protein and the amino acids that plant-based rations are otherwise short of.
TDA-FC-CGM
The protein fraction of the corn endosperm, recovered from wet milling. At roughly 67% crude protein it is one of the densest plant proteins available, and its pigment content also supports yolk and skin colour in poultry.
TDA-FC-MET
An essential sulphur amino acid and the precursor of cysteine and taurine. It is the first limiting amino acid in poultry rations, which makes it the single most commonly supplemented amino acid in Bangladeshi broiler and layer feed.
TDA-FC-LYSH
The first limiting amino acid in most plant-protein rations, supplied as the monohydrochloride salt. Adding it lets a formulator cut expensive protein meal and still hit the lysine requirement — usually the cheapest single improvement available to a feed mill.
TDA-FC-CCCC
Vitamin B4 on a corn cob carrier at 60% strength. The body makes choline in the liver but never enough, so it is a required dietary supplement — chiefly to prevent fatty liver and, in chicks, perosis.
TDA-FC-MCP
Produced from defluorinated phosphoric acid, MCP is the highest-availability phosphorus source in routine feed use — 75% minimum water-soluble. Where bone development and shell quality matter, this is the phosphorus to specify.
