Sugar Beet Pulp Pellets

Product name: Sugar Beet Molasses HS Coe: 17039000 Origin: Egypt Packing: if in container it will be by flexitank OR if in Vessel it will be at tanks. Molasses without the addition of water or steam other than that directly related to factory operations (TEL QUEL). no certificate of analysis or phytosanitary certificate to be issued Molasses is the final liquid of beet juice after extracting sugar from its Molasses it's used as an essential ingredient in many applications in the next lines: 1- The animal feed industry. 2- Fermentation. 3- Distillation to produce Alcohol. 4- Carbon dioxide. 5- Inverted Molasses liquor. 6- All kinds of bakery yeast. 7- Alcohol perfume. 8- Natural vinegar. 9- Biofuel, Organic esters. 10- Organic thinner. 11- solvents 12- CO2 CONTACT US NOW FOR ORDERS (24/7)

Product name: Molasses Sugar HS Code: 17039000 Origin: Egypt Packing: if in container it will be by flexitank OR if in Vessel it will be at tanks. Quality: (TEL QUEL) Sugar beet molasses Beet molasses is 50% sugar by dry weight, predominantly sucrose, but contains significant amounts of glucose and fructose. Beet molasses is limited in biotin (vitamin H or B7) for cell growth and hence may be supplemented with a biotin source. The non-sugar content includes many salts, including calcium, potassium, oxalate, and chloride. It contains betaine and the trisaccharide raffinose. These result from the concentration of the original plant material or other chemicals in processing and are unpalatable to humans. It is therefore mainly used as an animal feed additive (known as Molassed sugar beet feed) or a fermentation feedstock. Additional sugar can also be extracted from beet molasses in a process known as desugarization. The process employs industrial-scale chromatography to separate sucrose from non-sugar components. The technique is economically viable in trade-protected areas, where the price of sugar is supported above market price. As such, it is practised in the U.S. and parts of Europe. Sugar beet molasses is widely consumed in Europe (for example Germany, where it is known as Zuckerr�¼bensirup). Molasses is also used in yeast production FOR MORE INFO AND ORDERS CONTAVT US NOW (24/7)

Product name: Molasses Molasses is the final liquid of beet juice after extracting sugar from its Molasses it's used as an essential ingredient in many applications in the next lines: 1- The animal feed industry. 2- Fermentation. 3- Distillation to produce Alcohol. 4- Carbon dioxide. 5- Inverted Molasses liquor. 6- All kinds of bakery yeast. 7- Alcohol perfume. 8- Natural vinegar. 9- Biofuel, Organic esters. 10- Organic thinner. 11- solvents 12- CO2 13- Vinas Egypt produces �±600.000 tons of beet molasses, most of them are exported to the European markets, and the rest are used in the domestic market. HS Code:1703900010 Origin: Egypt Shipping: in Flexitank Ph 9.00 Ash 12% Reducing sugar 0.20% Total nitrogen 1.5% Purity 61% Brix 80%

ORIGIN: Thailand, COLOR: BLACK, Product Type: Liquid Sugar Cane Molasses, BRIX: 75%, Type: LIQUID, PACKING - AS REQUEST : DRUM/FLEXIBAG

Sugarcane Molasses is a by-product of the sugar industry. Its composition varies with different sugar raw materials and processing conditions. It mainly contains a large amount of fermentable sugar (mainly sucrose), so it is a good fermentation raw material and can be used as yeast, monosodium glutamate, The substrate or base material of fermented products such as organic acids can be used as raw materials for certain foods and animal feed. Application Ruminants: Molasses are rich in sugar and protein, which can provide energy and vitamins for ruminants; it has a sweet taste and improves the palatability of feed; it reduces feed dust and improves the quality of pellet feed. Therefore, it can be used as an auxiliary material for ruminant feed Or additives, with high utilization efficiency and green environmental protection. The sugar content of sugar cane molasses is generally 48%. Although its energy density is lower than that of corn, it has a good taste compared with corn. Generally speaking, pigs, chickens, cattle and sheep like to eat, digestion and absorption are fast and have a price advantage. Some experiments have shown that adding molasses to pig feed to replace the same amount of energy feed will increase the feed intake of pigs by 9%-12%, increase daily weight gain, but slightly reduce feed returns. Many manufacturers in Europe use molasses to reduce dust, and its addition amount can reach up to 5%. A chicken feed test proved that adding 2% molasses in the production of chicken feed can improve the dust rate of pellet feed by 5.7%, and adding 3% molasses has an improvement rate of 6.8%; adding 2% of molasses to adult chicken feed The improvement rate of molasses is 26.7%, and the improvement rate of adding 3% is 28.8%. It can be seen that molasses can significantly improve the quality of pellet feed. And the larger the particles, the more obvious the effect. Other studies have shown that increasing the amount of molasses in dairy cow feed can increase milk production and milk protein content, and optimize milk quality.