What is premium salmon fish oil suitable for?
Choose a fat raw material that supports stable production of feed and animal nutrition products. Premium salmon fish oil is a solution for companies that need consistent quality parameters, process control, and suitability for aquaculture and pet food applications.
Premium salmon fish oil is a fat raw material intended for feed and industrial applications. The product contains at least 80% salmon, with mackerel, herring, and trout added as complementary fish species. As a result, it provides a stable source of fat in formulations for feed and pet food producers.
This fish oil for aquaculture is used primarily in the production of feed for farmed fish. It is suitable for salmon and trout feed production, where consistency in fat parameters and batch quality control are important. It can also be used in pet food production and industrial feed.
Thanks to defined parameters such as FFA level, peroxide value, and moisture and impurity content, feed-grade fish oil allows for easier adaptation to the technological process. It is a solution for companies that need a predictable fat raw material in continuous production.
Choosing the right fish oil is crucial for production stability. This product has been prepared with industrial customers in mind.
For producers, this means easier production planning and greater control over the quality of the finished product.
Premium salmon fish oil is intended for industrial and feed applications. The main area of use is aquaculture, meaning feed production for farmed fish such as salmon and trout. The product is also used in pet food, where it serves in the production of dog and cat food.
It may also be used in feed for poultry, swine, and fur animals. It performs well as a fat component in feed mixes and technological premixes.
The product parameters have been defined to facilitate use in industrial production.
These parameters are important for quality control and consistency in feed and nutrition production.
The product has feed material status and is intended exclusively for industrial use. It contains the antioxidants BHA and BHT, which support fat stability. It meets microbiological requirements, including the absence of Salmonella.
The product is not intended for human consumption or for feeding ruminants. It must be used in accordance with its feed purpose.
The product is intended for producers of fish feed, especially companies operating in the aquaculture sector. It is also suitable for animal feed manufacturers and feed plants that need a fat raw material with stable parameters.
It is best suited for companies that require batch consistency, quality control, and the ability to use one raw material across multiple product lines.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product name | Fish oil |
| Trade name | Premium salmon fish oil |
| Category | Feed material |
| Product form | Fish oil |
| Intended use | Aquaculture, pet food, industrial feed |
| Species composition | Salmon minimum 80%, mackerel, herring, trout up to 20% |
| FFA | Maximum 8% |
| Peroxide value | Maximum 10 meq O2/kg |
| Moisture content | Maximum 0.50% |
| Impurities | Maximum 0.15% |
| Microbiological status | Salmonella absent |
| Antioxidants | BHA, BHT |
| Restrictions | Not for human consumption, not for ruminants |
Raw material for minces, pastes and formed products.
Raw material for pet food, treats and BARF diets.
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What is premium salmon fish oil suitable for?
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