Sugar Beet Pulp Pellets
Sugar Beet Pulp Pellets for animal feed, supplied from audited Chinese mills with a full specification and certificate of analysis on enquiry.
About this ingredient
Beet pulp is the fibrous residue left after sugar extraction from sugar beet, dried and pelleted for transport. Its fibre is highly digestible and rapidly fermentable, which makes it behave more like a slow energy source than a filler.
It is prized in dairy rations for supporting rumen function without the acidosis risk of adding starch, and in horse feed for the same reason. Pellets are usually soaked before feeding to horses. Molassed and unmolassed grades are different products, so specify which you want.
Where it is used
- Dairy rations, as a digestible fibre source
- Horse feed, soaked
- Beef finishing diets, to moderate rumen acid load
- Rabbit and small animal feed
Formulation note
Specify molassed or unmolassed pellets, and pellet size. In dairy rations beet pulp can replace part of the cereal to support rumen function, and for horses it is soaked before feeding.
Specification on request
We have not published a full specification sheet for this ingredient yet. Send us your tonnage and destination port and we will return the complete specification, a recent certificate of analysis and a delivered price.
Buying Sugar Beet Pulp Pellets from China
- Minimum order: one container.
- Terms: FOB Chinese port or CIF your destination port.
- Packing: standard export bags, with jumbo bags or custom packing on request.
- Shelf life: 12 months when stored dry and sealed.
- Quality: every lot is tested before shipment, and SGS, Intertek or CCIC inspection can be arranged at the load port.
- Documents: certificate of analysis, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin, plus health or phytosanitary certificates where your import rules require them.
Frequently asked questions
Why are beet pulp pellets used in dairy rations?
Their digestible, fermentable fibre supplies energy while supporting rumen function with less acidosis risk than starch.
Should beet pulp pellets be soaked for horses?
Yes. They are usually soaked before feeding horses to reduce the risk of choke and to soften the pellets.
What is the difference between molassed and unmolassed beet pulp?
Molassed beet pulp has molasses added back, raising sugar and palatability. Unmolassed pulp is lower in sugar.
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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.