algal DHA feed ingredient

  • Coated DHA feed granules ≥5% rumen protected omega-3 for dairy cattle goats and ruminant livestock nutrition

    Coated DHA Feed Granules ≥5% for Ruminant Nutrition

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    Coated DHA Feed Granules ≥5% for Ruminant Nutrition

    Coated DHA Feed Granules ≥5% for Ruminant Nutrition

    Coated DHA Feed Granules are a functional feed additive containing ≥5% Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) derived from Schizochytrium sp. microalgae through microbial fermentation technology. The product is manufactured using glucose and yeast extract fermentation, followed by biomass separation, spray drying, and carrier coating, forming stable DHA-enriched granules.

    The advanced coating technology provides protection during feed processing and digestion, enabling DHA to bypass rumen degradation and improve bioavailability in ruminants. It is specifically designed for dairy cattle, dairy goats, and other ruminant livestock.

    Supplementation with coated DHA granules supports:

    • Milk DHA enrichment
    • Improved reproductive performance
    • Enhanced immune function
    • Better stress resistance

    The product allows producers to increase DHA levels in milk, meat, and dairy products while maintaining good feed palatability and minimizing unwanted flavor impact.

    Coated DHA Feed Granules are widely used by:

    • Animal feed manufacturers
    • Dairy farms
    • Livestock producers
    • Feed additive distributors

    Custom packaging and OEM services are available for global B2B partners, providing flexible and scalable nutrition solutions.

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    • Feed grade DHA algal oil 35% 40% Schizochytrium omega-3 oil for aquaculture livestock and pet nutrition

      Feed Grade DHA Algal Oil 35%–40% from Schizochytrium

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      Feed Grade DHA Algal Oil 35%–40% from Schizochytrium

      Feed Grade DHA Algal Oil 35% 40% Schizochytrium

      Feed Grade DHA Algal Oil is a high-quality omega-3 feed additive produced from Schizochytrium sp. through controlled microbial fermentation and extraction processes. The product contains 35%–40% DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) and is widely used as a functional nutrition ingredient in aquaculture, livestock feed, and pet nutrition.

      DHA is an essential long-chain omega-3 fatty acid that plays a critical role in nervous system development, vision, and immune health in animals. When added to feed, it helps improve growth performance, reproductive capacity, survival rate, and stress resistance.

      Through advanced fermentation, biomass separation, and oil extraction, the product provides a stable and concentrated DHA source suitable for industrial feed manufacturing. Compared with traditional fish oil, algal DHA offers key advantages, including:

      • Sustainable production
      • Consistent quality
      • Controlled fatty acid profile

      Feed Grade DHA Algal Oil is widely used by:

      • Aquaculture feed producers
      • Livestock feed manufacturers
      • Pet food companies
      • Feed additive distributors

      It supports the production of DHA-enriched animal products such as eggs, milk, meat, and aquatic products, meeting the growing demand for functional and high-value animal nutrition.

      Custom packaging and OEM solutions are available for global B2B partners, ensuring flexible supply and application-specific support.

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