49 products
Additives
Vitamins, minerals, amino acids, organic acids, enzymes, probiotics and essential oils.
- Anhydrous Glucose
- Antivirustar
- Aspergillus Niger
- Aspergillus Oryzae
- Bacillus Subtilis
Feed protein you can formulate around.
We source protein meals, fibre and additives from audited Chinese mills for feed producers worldwide. Every offer arrives with the specification and a recent certificate of analysis, because a number you cannot verify is not worth quoting.
Lot-tested for mycotoxins
SGS or CCIC inspection
FOB and CIF terms
SPECIFICATION
Five families of ingredient
Protein, fibre and additives. The plates below are illustrations of each family drawn from our own palette, not photographs of a specific lot.
Sorted by the number you actually buy on
Measured crude protein across our core proteins. These are analysed values from recent production, not category averages, and the guaranteed minimum on each specification sheet sits below them.
86 ingredients across 5 categories
From volume protein meals down to essential oils and rumen-protected amino acids. If you already buy several of these from different suppliers, consolidating them into one container is usually where the first saving appears.
19 products
Plant protein
Oilseed meals, cereal by-products and fermented plant proteins, the volume base of most rations.
- Capsaicin
- Chili Meal for Animal Feed
- Corn Gluten Meal
- Corn Gluten Meal J60
- Corn Gluten Meal W60
8 products
Fibre
Structural fibre and gut-fill ingredients for ruminant and sow diets.
- Bamboo Powder
- Beer Yeast Slurry
- Corn Husk
- Oat Bran
- Pea Fibre
6 products
Bacterial protein
Single-cell and fermentation-derived proteins carrying functional peptides alongside crude protein.
- Bacterial Protein J90
- Bacterial Protein W90
- Brewer’s Yeast Powder
- Concentrated Bacterial Protein W170
- Glutamate Residue Protein
4 products
Animal protein
Dense, highly digestible protein for starter diets and aquaculture, where intake and growth rate matter most.
- Chicken Liver Powder
- Fish Meal
- Fish Soluble Powder
- Hydrolyzed Feather Meal
How a shipment moves
Buying feed ingredients across borders goes wrong in predictable places. This is where we put the checks.
Enquiry
Send the product, monthly tonnage and destination port. If you are unsure which grade fits your formulation, tell us the species and the protein you need and we will propose options.
Offer
You receive a delivered price, the full specification, packing details and a recent certificate of analysis. Samples ship by courier on request before any order is placed.
Order
We confirm production, agree payment terms and book the vessel. You get the booking, the loading schedule and photographs from the mill.
Inspection
SGS, Intertek or CCIC inspect at load port on your instruction. Documents are released against the terms in the contract, and we track the vessel to arrival.
Standard trading terms
- Trade terms
- FOB
- Minimum order
- 1 × 20′ FCL
- Packing
- 1 MT jumbo bags
- Payment
- T/T
- Inspection
- SGS or CCIC
Questions buyers ask first
Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
Feed Bridge Global is a sourcing and trading company. We do not own the mills. We select and audit the producers, control the specification, arrange third-party inspection, and carry the risk if a shipment does not match the contract specification.
What is the minimum order quantity for feed ingredients?
One 20-foot container, roughly 20 to 25 metric tonnes depending on the product and packing. Two or three products can be consolidated into a single container for trial orders.
Can I get a sample before ordering?
Yes. Samples of 500g to 1kg ship by international courier. New buyers cover the courier cost, usually 40 to 70 US dollars, which is credited against the first order.
How are mycotoxins tested in imported feed ingredients?
Every lot is tested before shipment. Aflatoxin B1, zearalenone and vomitoxin results appear on the certificate of analysis. Salmonella is tested on animal-origin and fermentation products. Production is matched to the limits that apply in the destination market.
Which payment terms do you accept?
Telegraphic transfer with a deposit against balance on documents, or an irrevocable letter of credit at sight through a first-class bank.
Which markets do you ship to?
Feed producers across South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South America, on FOB and CIF terms.
From Feed Insights
Practical notes on sourcing, specifications and formulation.
Peanut Meal vs Soybean Meal: Why Aflatoxin Testing Changes the Real Comparison
Peanut meal is often cheaper than soybean meal per tonne, but the comparison is incomplete without accounting for aflatoxin risk and testing.
The Real Cost of Importing Feed Ingredients from China: FOB, CIF and What Buyers Miss
A quoted price is rarely the landed cost. Here is what FOB and CIF actually cover, and the three cost categories that sit outside both.
Fermented Soybean Meal vs Regular Soybean Meal: What Changes and Why It Matters for Piglet Diets
Fermentation degrades antinutritional factors and raises digestibility by 20 to 30 percent. Here is what actually changes, and when the difference matters.
Tell us the product, the tonnage and the port
Send those three things and we come back with a delivered price, a full specification and a recent certificate of analysis. Usually the same working day.