Sunflower Meal — Protein Feed for Livestock and Poultry

Description

Sunflower meal is a plant-based protein feed ingredient obtained after oil extraction from sunflower seeds. It is widely used in livestock and poultry feed, as well as in commercial compound feed production.

The commercial value of sunflower meal is primarily determined by its protein, crude fiber, moisture and residual oil content, together with the processing method and of hull removal. The product may be supplied as standard sunflower meal, partially dehulled meal, fully dehulled meal or in pellet form.

Dehulling generally helps increase protein concentration and reduce crude fiber content. For this reason, buyers typically specify the required protein and fiber levels when requesting a commercial quotation.

Terraviis coordinates supplies through approved producer partners. The manufacturer, country of origin, loading point, product type and final technical specifications are confirmed in the commercial quotation before the contract is concluded.

Key Specifications

• Product Type: Sunflower Meal

• Type: Standard / partially dehulled / dehulled

• Crude Protein: approximately 29–33% for standard meal; approximately 35–39% for dehulled/high-protein meal

• Crude Fiber: approximately 20–31%

• Moisture: typically 10–12%

• Crude Fat / Residual Oil: generally low and varies depending on the extraction process

• Ash: typically 6–9%

• Physical Form: Meal / Pellets

• Application: Compound feed, poultry feed and livestock feed

• Final specifications depend on the product batch and processing method

Advantages

• Protein feed ingredient for livestock and poultry

• Widely used in commercial compound feed production

• Available in different protein concentration levels

• Dehulled options may provide higher protein concentration

• Available in meal and pellet forms

• Suitable for wholesale and B2B procurement

• Final specifications can be confirmed according to buyer requirements