Bulk ingredients for feed mills and premix plants
Protein meals, amino acids, vitamins and minerals imported for Bangladeshi feed mills, premix blenders and veterinary formulators. Every item is listed with its HS code, CAS number, origin and full specification so your purchase and customs paperwork is ready before you ask for a price.
13 results
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-SPC
Defatted, dehulled soybean with the water-soluble carbohydrates removed, leaving around 70% protein. Its low soluble carbohydrate and low immunogenicity make it the usual protein in calf and piglet milk replacers.
TDA-FC-FM
Dried and ground fish and fish trimmings, at minimum 70% crude protein the densest animal protein in routine feed use. Specified with controlled TVN, histamine and cadaverine limits, and certified free of salmonella.
TDA-FC-MBM
Rendered terrestrial animal by-product — cooked, defatted, sterilised, ground and sifted. Used to improve the amino acid profile of a ration and to carry calcium and phosphorus at the same time, which few protein sources do.
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-LYSS
The sulphate form of lysine, whose practical advantage over the hydrochloride is that it adds no chloride. In bran-heavy rations for laying hens and pigs, excess chloride depresses bicarbonate and pushes acidity the wrong way — sulphate avoids that.
TDA-FC-THR
Usually the second or third limiting amino acid after lysine and methionine. Beyond balancing the ration it improves lysine absorption and cuts nitrogen excretion, which matters where effluent is a constraint.
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-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-CCL
The liquid ammonium salt at 75% minimum, for mills that dose choline through a liquid addition system rather than a dry premix. Delivers electrolytes alongside the vitamin and supports cell growth in early development.
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.
TDA-FC-DCP
Calcium monohydrogen phosphate, CaHPO4, the standard calcium-phosphorus source across feed, fertiliser and food industries. Lower cost per unit of phosphorus than MCP where the highest solubility is not required.
Landed-Cost & Compliance Assessment
We work out what a consignment will actually cost to land in Dhaka, and what paperwork it needs to clear. A decade of importing veterinary and feed goods means the HS classifications, the permit sequence and the clearing traps are known ground rather than a research exercise.
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