Meat And Bone Meal 50% With High Quality

Meat And Bone Meal Mbm 50% For Poultry

1. Meat And Bone Meal MBM Specification

Meat and Bone Meal (MBM)      

CAS : 68920-45-6

EINECS: 272-921-8

Meat and Bone Meal (MBM) is a product of the animal carcass rendering process. Animal carcass trimmings, condemned liv- ers, inedible offal (lungs) and bones are rendered to destroy harmful organisms and made MBM. 

Meat and Bone Meal is an excellent source of supplemental protein and has a well- balanced amino acid profile. Digestibility of the protein fraction is normally quite high, ranging from 81 to 87%. It is well suited for use in feeding monogastric and provides not only a well- balanced protein source, but also a highly available source of calcium and phosphorus. In addition to the protein (amino acids) meat and bone meal is an ex- cellent source of calcium and phosphorus and some other minerals (K, Mg, Na, etc.). 

The ash content of the meat and bone meal normally ranges from 28 to 36 %; calcium is 7 to 10 % and phosphorus 4.5 to 6 %. When using meat and bone meal as the primary supplemental protein source the mineral levels may limit its use in some diet formulations. Meat and bone meal like with other animal products is a good source of Vitamin B-12.

Meat And Bone Meal Powder Packing:
25 kg PP woven bags / 50 kg woven bags ; 20 MT/20' FCL (no pallets)

Amino Acid Meat And Bone Meal Usage:

1. Chicken bone meal is a good source of protein, calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin B12 for chickens, but its feeding value is much lower than that of fish meal and soybean meal, and its quality stability is poor. The dosage should be less than 6%, and attention should be paid to supplementing the lack of amino acids. 

2. Pork bone meal can partially replace fish meal in pig compound feed. If it is fed too much, the palatability will decrease and it will also have an adverse effect on growth. Therefore, the dosage is generally less than 5%. It is mostly used in fattening pigs and breeding pig feeds, and piglets should avoid using it. 

3. Ruminant livestock meat and bone meal generally has no adverse effects on milk production and milk flavor of dairy cows. The feeding effect on beef cattle is worse than that on pigs and chickens. It can be used with flaxseed meal, soybean meal and grains with good palatability. It is not palatable for sheep and needs a period of adaptation. Since the price of meat meal and meat and bone meal is higher than that of general Plant Protein feed, and the palatability is poor, they are rarely used in ruminant feed.

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