About Feed Bridge Global

Feed Bridge Global sits between feed producers who need consistent protein and the Chinese mills that make it. We handle selection, specification, inspection and shipping, and we stand behind what arrives.

Buying feed ingredients from China is easy to start and very easy to get wrong. The trading platforms are full of listings with no verifiable specification behind them, quoting a crude protein figure nobody has analysed and a price that moves once the container is booked. Feed mills that have been burned once tend to pay a premium to avoid a second time.

We built this company around the parts of that process that actually fail. Mills are audited before we quote from them. Specifications are published rather than promised. Mycotoxin results appear on the certificate of analysis for every lot, not on request. Third-party inspection at load port is available on any order, and we encourage it on the first one.

We work with importers, distributors, feed mills and integrators across South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South America.

What we test, and why

Four checks catch most of what goes wrong with imported protein meal.

Crude protein, analysed

Protein is what you pay for, so it is the number most often overstated. We publish the guaranteed minimum and the measured value from recent production separately, and the certificate of analysis carries the figure for your specific lot.

Mycotoxins

Aflatoxin B1, zearalenone and vomitoxin are tested before shipment. Oilseed meals and cereal by-products carry real risk in humid storage, and destination limits differ sharply between markets. Tell us your limit and we match production to it.

Digestibility indicators

Crude protein alone says nothing about availability. We report the indicator that matters for each product: pepsin digestibility on animal proteins, acid-soluble protein on fermented meals, KOH solubility on oilseed meals.

Microbiology and freshness

Salmonella is tested on animal-origin and fermentation products. Volatile basic nitrogen is reported on rendered proteins as a freshness measure, which is what separates a well-processed feather or liver meal from a cheap one.

How a shipment moves

Send us the product, the monthly tonnage and the destination port. If you are unsure which grade suits your formulation, give us the species and the protein target instead and we will propose options.

You receive a delivered price, the full specification, packing details and a recent certificate of analysis. Samples ship by courier before any commitment. Once terms are agreed we confirm production and book the vessel, and you get the loading schedule and photographs from the mill.

Third-party inspection at load port happens on your instruction. Documents are released against the terms in the contract, and we track the vessel through to arrival.

What we will not do

We will not quote a specification we have not seen analysed. We will not substitute a cheaper grade into an order placed for a higher one. And we will not tell you we own a factory: we are a trading company, our margin is in the price, and pretending otherwise is the first sign of a supplier you should not use.

If a shipment arrives outside the contract specification, that is our problem to resolve, not yours to absorb.