Yellow Corn NON GMO - Specification/ Quality Type NON GMO Yellow Com Fit tor Human Consumption Origin Crop: Brazil Crop: Brazil 2020/2021 Protein Level 9%min Fat Moisture Content 14%maximum Fiber 3,3% min Hectolitre 67KC min Ash Content 1,5% maximum Aflatoxin Damaged Grains: 20PPB maximum Otner Cereal Grains 2% maximum Toxic Grains: 2-3 per 100 G maximum GMO Yellow Corn (Brazil) Non GMO / GMO (USA) Available
Corn gluten meal is a yellow powder or granular created as a by-product during a milling process corn. It is a high-protein concentrate typically supplied at 60% protein. It is a valuable source of methionine. It is primarily used as a supplement in farm animal feeds, dog food, and fish food. Corn gluten meal also has a level of xanthophylls, which offers the poultry feed formulators an efficient yellow pigmenting ingredient. Corn gluten meal also is excellent cattle feed providing a high level of rumen bypass protein. Specification Protein 60% min. Ash 3% max. Moisture 12%max. Fat 5%max. Fibre 2% max.
Corn gluten meal is a yellow powder or granular created as a by-product during a milling process corn. It is a high-protein concentrate typically supplied at 60% protein. It is a valuable source of methionine. It is primarily used as a supplement in farm animal feeds, dog food, and fish food. Corn gluten meal also has a level of xanthophylls, which offers the poultry feed formulators an efficient yellow pigmenting ingredient. Corn gluten meal also is excellent cattle feed providing a high level of rumen bypass protein. Specification Protein 60% min. Ash 3% max. Moisture 12%max. Fat 5%max. Fibre 2% max.
Our company has succeeded in supplying more than 150,000 tons of yellow corn to buyers in the Middle East during the past 5 years. We are ready to deal with any serious requests from the final buyer who proves that he has the funds to purchase We do not deal with unwelcome intermediaries Serious and end buyers are welcome to visit us in our offices in Europe
Moisture 13% max Fat: Minimum 2 to maximum 2.5% Proteins: 8% min. (N x 6.25 of dry matter) Crude fibres: 0.8% max. Granularity: 100% through 1mm sieve. 50% max. through 0.3mm sieve Corn, also known as maize, is a widely grown cereal grain and one of the most important agricultural products in the world. Corn is a member of the grass family and is native to the Americas, where it has been cultivated for thousands of years. Today, it is grown in many countries around the world, with the United States, China, and Brazil being the top producers. Corn is used for a variety of purposes, including human consumption, animal feed, and industrial applications. In human consumption, corn can be eaten whole or ground into cornmeal, which is used to make many different foods such as tortillas, cornbread, and polenta. It is also used as a key ingredient in many processed foods, such as breakfast cereals, snacks, and soft drinks. In animal feed, corn is used as a high-energy and protein-rich ingredient in livestock diets, particularly for poultry, swine, and cattle. Corn is also used as a source of starch for the production of biofuels such as ethanol. Corn plants typically grow to be around six feet tall and produce ears of corn, which contain the kernels that are harvested for consumption or processing. There are many different varieties of corn, each with different characteristics such as color, sweetness, and starch content.
Yellow corn, also known as maize, is a widely cultivated cereal grain celebrated for its vibrant yellow kernels and versatile culinary applications. It is a staple food in many parts of the world, known for its sweet and slightly nutty flavor. Yellow corn is used in a variety of forms, including fresh corn on the cob, canned corn kernels, cornmeal, and corn flour. It serves as a key ingredient in a multitude of dishes such as tortillas, polenta, cornbread, and as a side vegetable. Beyond its culinary uses, yellow corn is also a valuable source of essential nutrients like carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, and minerals, contributing to its significance as a food staple and livestock feed.
White corn kernels have a tender, succulent, and crisp consistency when ripe due to their high sugar content, but as it ages, the kernels will transform their sugar into starch, creating a tougher, chewier, and doughier texture. The kernels also bear a white to the cream-colored surface and a white interior. GMO Corn Specifications: 1. White corn. 2. Humidity: maximum 14%. 3. Broken grains and foreign materials: max 1%. 4. Damaged grains: max 2%. 5. Grains damaged by heat: max 0.1%. 6. Aflatoxin must not exceed: 10 max ppm. 7. Protein: min 14%. 8. Crop: 2019 9. Animal Nutrition: Appropriate 10. All types of molds: Free 11. Sprouted Grains: Free 12. Insects (dead or alive): Free 13. Silica sand: Free 14. heavy metals: Free 15. Bad smell of damage or mold: None
YELLOW CORN HS Code 10059000 PRICE = US$500/TON CIF ORIGIN: SOUTH AFRICA PACKAGE: 50KG MIN ORDER: 200TONS DESCRIPTION Yellow corn is a variety of sweet corn. Its ears are wrapped in tightly bound lime hued husks with silks and a tassel that extend out from the tip. The yellow kernels are packed in tight almost uniform rows. A single ear of corn can contain up to 400 kernels. SPECIFICATION 1. Moisture: 14.5% Max 2. Foreign Matter: 2% Max 3. Weeviled damaged: 2% Max 4. Discolored Seeds: 2% Max 5. Broken Kernels: 3% Max 6. Admixture: 2% Max 7. Aflatoxin: 30-40 PPB MAx