Product Details

Product Description

Fishmeal is a high-protein feedstock that has been degreased, dehydrated, and pulverized with one or more fish as raw materials.From very early on, people in fishing areas began to eat fishmeal. According to records, the use of fishmeal for food in the Far East and the Roman Empire in BC has become very popular. Since 1876, Norwegians have added fishmeal when making rusks. During the Second World War, Germany produced high-quality food fishmeal, which was used to replace eggs when baking bread.

Nutritional characteristics

1. Effective energy value Fishmeal does not contain difficult substances such as cellulose, which is difficult to digest. The crude fat content is high, and the effective energy value of fishmeal is high. It is easy to formulate high-energy feed with fishmeal as raw material in production.
2, vitamins Fish powder is rich in B vitamins, especially high in vitamin B12, B2, also contains vitamin A, D and vitamin E and other fat-soluble vitamins.
3. Minerals Fishmeal is a good source of minerals. The content of calcium and phosphorus is high and the proportion is suitable. All phosphorus is available phosphorus. Fishmeal has a high selenium content of up to 2 mg/kg. In addition, the content of iodine, zinc, iron and selenium in fishmeal is also high and contains an appropriate amount of arsenic.
4. Unknown growth factors Fishmeal contains an unknown factor that promotes growth. This substance has not yet been purified into a compound that stimulates animal growth and development.

COA

Composit		percentage
protin		60%-62%
fat		≤12%
moisture		≤10%
salt and sand		≤5%
sand alone		≤2%
ash		≤18%

Function Application

Livestock feed

Livestock feed For feeds such as pigs and chickens, these feeds need to contain high quality protein, especially for young pigs and chickens. Because young animals are in a period of vigorous growth, the demand for protein and the proportion of amino acids in the protein are large, and fishmeal as an animal protein, the proportion of amino acids is the closest to the amino acids required by animals.

Fur animal feed

For some fur animals such as foxes, crickets, etc., fur animals are mostly carnivorous, and the demand for protein is large in growth. High-quality fishmeal as a protein raw material is the first choice for these animal feed ingredients.

Feed for aquatic animals

It is the main raw material for feed protein of aquatic animals such as fish, crabs and shrimps. The ratio of amino acids required for fishmeal and aquatic animals is the closest. Adding fishmeal can ensure that aquatic animals grow faster.

Notice

1. Vision:

High-quality fishmeal has the same color and is reddish brown, yellowish brown or yellowish brown. Evenness is even. Inferior fishmeal is light yellow, blue or dark brown. Fineness and uniformity are poor. The adulterated fish meal is yellowish white or reddish yellow with poor fineness and uniformity. The color of the fish mixed with weathered soil is yellowish. If the fishmeal is denatured by protein, in addition to agglomeration, the color is generally white or gray, and the taste is thick and dull. If the color is dark and black, the burnt flavor may be self-burning coke fish meal.
2. Smell: high-quality fishmeal has a salty astringent taste; inferior fishmeal has a bad smell, rancid or halo; adulterated fishmeal has a light taste, oily taste or ammonia smell. If the number of adulterants is large, it is easier to distinguish. The fishmeal mixed with cotton kernel meal and rapeseed meal has the astringency of cotton kernel meal and rapeseed, and the fish meal mixed with urea has a slight ammonia smell.
3. Tactile: The quality of the fishmeal handkerchief is soft and fishy, with no grit; the inferior fishmeal and adulterated fishmeal are less hard and rough to the hand because of the low muscle fiber content of the fish.