Betaine Hydrochloride Feed grade

Betaine Hydrochloride feed grade (Betaine HCL 98%,95% ) is a high-quality feed additive commonly used in animal nutrition to enhance growth, improve feed efficiency, and support digestive health. Known for its osmolyte properties, Betaine HCl helps animals manage cellular stress by balancing water levels, which is particularly beneficial in poultry, swine, and aquaculture diets. It also supports protein synthesis and reduces the need for methionine and choline chloride in feed formulations, offering both performance and cost benefits for livestock producers. As a trusted additive, Betaine HCl is widely valued in the animal feed industry for promoting overall animal health and productivity.

1. Betaine is an efficient methyl group supplier and can be used to partially replace betaine hcl, methionine and chlorine chloride in feed rations to decrease formulation costs;
2. Betaine has been found to increase lean weight gain and improve the meat quality;
3. Betaine has been found to be highly effective in increasing the survival rate of juvenile fish and shrimp.
4. Betaine provides enhanced stability for other micronutrients such as Vitamins A and B and other nutrients in the premix. It is free from the acidity that Betaine hcl carries, thus the most tasty one in betaine series.

1. Poultry (Broilers and Layers)
   • Inclusion Rate: 0.05% to 0.1% of the feed, or approximately 500–1000 g/ton.
2. Swine (Piglets and Growing Pigs)
   • Inclusion Rate: 0.05% to 0.15% of the feed, or approximately 500–1500 g/ton.
3. Aquaculture (Fish and Shrimp)
   • Inclusion Rate: 0.1% to 0.2% of the feed, or approximately 1000–2000 g/ton.
4. Ruminants (Dairy Cows and Beef Cattle)
   • Inclusion Rate: Typically lower, around 0.05% of the total diet, as ruminants generally produce their own betaine through microbial fermentation.

Important Considerations

• Adaptation to Diet: Higher inclusion levels may be required for animals in heat-stressed or challenging environmental conditions.
• Feed Formulation: Betaine HCl may reduce the need for other methyl donors like choline chloride or methionine, depending on the diet’s existing nutrient composition.

It’s essential to consult with a nutritionist or feed specialist to tailor the dosage according to specific production goals and dietary needs.

1. in 25KG bags, with pallets, 15MT/20’FCL
2. in 25KG drums, with pallets, 9MT/20’FCL

Store in a cool and dry place in the original container and seal the container in time to protect it from moisture.