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Feed mill RFQ, aquafeed RFQ and bulk feed RFQ — the FeedMatch buyer portal

Short answer

Submit a written requirement for bulk animal feed, compound feed, ingredients or raw materials: species, production stage, specification, volume, destination, packaging, documents and Incoterm. FeedMatch receives the request first; a human reviewer must approve it before any supplier is contacted. Commercial purchases start at USD 250,000. Compare reviewed offers against the same specification and delivered terms.

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Questions buyers ask

Can FeedMatch give me a feed formula for my birds or fish?

No. FeedMatch does not formulate diets and publishes no formulations. The feed formula calculator turns your own inputs — species, production stage, target weight gain, FCR and ingredient costs — into an indicative nutrient and landed-cost picture you can put into an RFQ. Every result is a planning aid that must be verified by a qualified animal nutritionist before it is used in production.

What happens to my figures when I move from a calculator to an RFQ?

The inputs you entered are carried into the request so the RFQ arrives complete — species, stage, tonnage, capacity, scope, destination and delivery terms. The request goes to FeedMatch only. A reviewer checks it, comes back with clarification questions where something is missing, and no supplier sees your identity, contact details or figures until that review is approved.

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The RFQ submission flow

  1. 1. Create a buyer account

    Procurement teams, farms, integrators and feed mills register with a work email, company name and country. Access to the RFQ workspace is free.

  2. 2. Define the requirement

    State the feed, ingredient, premix, additive or equipment requirement: specification, monthly tonnage or line capacity, destination, Incoterm, packaging and required certifications.

  3. 3. Submit the RFQ

    The structured RFQ is submitted to FeedMatch Group only. It is never broadcast automatically to suppliers or published on the site.

  4. 4. Human review and supplier research

    A FeedMatch reviewer checks the specification, volume, destination, regulatory requirements and timeline, then researches suppliers whose published capabilities and certifications match the requirement.

  5. 5. Track reviewed offers

    Approved responses appear in the portal with price basis, Incoterm, validity and specification so offers can be compared line by line before any introduction is made.

Regional pricing, units and terminology

European Union

compound feed · quotation

Currencies:
EUR
Trading units:
Metric tonne (t); 25 kg bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in €/t delivered to the holding, excluding VAT, with a stated raw-material price review clause.
Delivery basis:
DDP farm gate is standard; CIF Rotterdam / Antwerp for imported ingredients.

United Kingdom & Ireland

compound feed · quotation

Currencies:
GBP, EUR
Trading units:
Metric tonne (t); 25 kg bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in £/t delivered on farm, ex-VAT, often on a 3–6 month fixed window.
Delivery basis:
Delivered on farm is standard; CIF for imported ingredients.

United States & Canada

complete feed · bid / quote

Currencies:
USD, CAD
Trading units:
US short ton; Metric tonne (t); 50 lb bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in $/short ton delivered, with an ingredient basis clause tied to corn and soybean meal futures.
Delivery basis:
FOB mill or delivered; freight quoted separately per loaded mile.

Brazil & Southern Cone

ração / compound feed · cotação

Currencies:
BRL, USD
Trading units:
Metric tonne (t); Saca 40 kg
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in R$/t delivered (posto granja), with taxes stated separately and corn basis referenced to local sacas.
Delivery basis:
Posto granja (delivered farm) is standard; FOB port for imported additives.

India & South Asia

compound cattle / poultry feed · quotation

Currencies:
INR, USD
Trading units:
Metric tonne (t); 50 kg bag; Quintal (100 kg)
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in ₹ per 50 kg bag or ₹/MT ex-mill, with GST and freight shown separately.
Delivery basis:
Ex-mill or delivered; CIF Nhava Sheva / Chennai for imported ingredients.

Sub-Saharan Africa

compound feed / mash · quotation / pro forma

Currencies:
USD, NGN, KES, ZAR
Trading units:
50 kg bag; Metric tonne (t); 25 kg bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted per 50 kg bag in local currency or in USD/t CIF port, with duties and inland haulage stated separately.
Delivery basis:
CIF destination port is the norm for imports; ex-warehouse for local supply.

Gulf & Middle East

compound feed · quotation

Currencies:
USD, SAR, AED
Trading units:
Metric tonne (t); 50 kg bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in USD/t CIF or CFR port, with discharge terms and demurrage clauses defined in the contract.
Delivery basis:
CIF / CFR Gulf port; DDP for locally blended feed.

Southeast Asia

compound feed / aquafeed · quotation

Currencies:
USD, VND, IDR, THB
Trading units:
25 kg bag; Metric tonne (t); 40 kg bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in USD/t CIF port or in local currency per 25 kg bag delivered to the farm.
Delivery basis:
CIF port is standard for imports; delivered farm for domestic mills.

Australia & New Zealand

compound feed · quotation

Currencies:
AUD, NZD
Trading units:
Metric tonne (t); 1 t bulk bag; 25 kg bag
Price basis:
Prices are quoted in A$/t or NZ$/t delivered, GST exclusive.
Delivery basis:
Delivered on property; CIF for imported ingredients.

What to include in each type of feed RFQ

The same buyer portal handles every request type. What changes is the information a supplier needs before a quotation is comparable. Use these checklists when preparing a feed mill RFQ, aquafeed RFQ, poultry feed RFQ, premix RFQ or bulk ingredient RFQ.

Feed mill RFQAquafeed RFQPoultry feed RFQPremix and additive RFQBulk feed ingredient RFQFeed storage and handling RFQ

Feed mill RFQ

A feed mill RFQ covers a complete production line or a defined upgrade: intake and cleaning, grinding, batching and mixing, conditioning and pelleting, cooling, coating, bagging or bulk loadout, plus automation and installation scope.

Required in the RFQ

  • ·Target capacity in tonnes per hour and planned operating hours per year
  • ·Species and formulation range (mash, pellet, crumble, and pellet diameters)
  • ·Raw material list, storage plan and intake logistics
  • ·Electrical supply, steam availability and site constraints
  • ·Scope split: equipment supply only, supply and installation, or turnkey
  • ·Destination country, Incoterm, budget band and required commissioning date

Manual review: FeedMatch reviews capacity realism against the formulation range, the raw material plan and the site's power and steam constraints before any supplier is researched.

Also searched as: feed mill RFQ template · feed mill equipment RFQ · request for quotation feed mill · feed production line RFQ

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Aquafeed RFQ

An aquafeed RFQ is either an extrusion line request (sinking, slow-sinking or floating pellet) or a finished aquafeed supply contract for fish or shrimp production.

Required in the RFQ

  • ·Species, life stage and pellet sizes required, including micro-diets if relevant
  • ·Floating, slow-sinking or sinking pellet with target water stability and durability
  • ·Capacity per hour and per year, plus oil inclusion and vacuum coating requirement
  • ·Target protein, fat, digestibility and raw material constraints (fishmeal replacement policy)
  • ·Drying, cooling and packaging scope for line requests
  • ·Destination, Incoterm, monthly tonnage and required certifications for supply contracts

Manual review: FeedMatch checks that pellet physics, capacity and formulation targets are internally consistent — the most common reason aquafeed quotations come back non-comparable.

Also searched as: aquafeed extrusion line RFQ · fish feed RFQ · shrimp feed RFQ · aquaculture feed request for quotation

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Poultry feed RFQ

A poultry feed RFQ covers bulk finished feed supply — broiler starter, grower and finisher, or layer phases — or a poultry feed mill package sized to an integration's bird numbers.

Required in the RFQ

  • ·Phase programme and monthly tonnage per phase
  • ·Specification: crude protein, ME, amino acid targets, calcium and phosphorus
  • ·Presentation: mash, crumble or pellet, with pellet diameter and durability target
  • ·Medication, coccidiostat and additive policy plus withdrawal requirements
  • ·Bulk or bagged delivery, packaging, and delivery frequency
  • ·Destination, Incoterm, price basis and contract duration

Manual review: FeedMatch confirms the phase programme, tonnage and specification are quotable as a contract rather than a spot enquiry before approaching suppliers.

Also searched as: broiler feed RFQ · layer feed RFQ · bulk poultry feed quotation request

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Premix and additive RFQ

A premix or additive RFQ defines a dosing programme rather than a single product: inclusion rate, carrier, active levels and the analytical evidence required with each batch.

Required in the RFQ

  • ·Inclusion rate per tonne of finished feed and annual finished-feed volume
  • ·Vitamin and trace mineral levels, source form (oxide, sulphate, chelated) and carrier
  • ·Enzymes, acidifiers, binders, mycotoxin management and other functional additives
  • ·Certificate of analysis, stability data and shelf life requirements
  • ·Packaging, labelling language and regulatory registration in the destination market
  • ·Destination, Incoterm and required delivery schedule

Manual review: FeedMatch normalises inclusion rates and active levels so competing premix offers can be compared per tonne of finished feed, not per tonne of premix.

Also searched as: premix RFQ · feed additive RFQ · vitamin mineral premix quotation request

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Bulk feed ingredient RFQ

A bulk ingredient RFQ covers commodity and protein raw materials — soybean meal, corn, wheat bran, DDGS, fishmeal, oils and fats — under a defined contract period.

Required in the RFQ

  • ·Product, origin acceptance and monthly or annual tonnage
  • ·Specification: protein, moisture, fibre, fat, ash and contaminant limits
  • ·Sampling, testing method and arbitration rules
  • ·Incoterm, discharge port, vessel or container preference and demurrage terms
  • ·Price basis (fixed, index-linked, formula) and payment terms
  • ·Certifications: GMP+, ISO, non-GMO, halal or others required in the destination

Manual review: FeedMatch verifies that specification, testing basis and Incoterm are stated before quotation, since these three drive most of the apparent price spread.

Also searched as: soybean meal RFQ · corn RFQ feed · bulk feed ingredient request for quotation · feed raw material RFQ

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Feed storage and handling RFQ

A storage and handling RFQ defines silos, conveying, dosing and loadout for a mill or a farm receiving bulk feed.

Required in the RFQ

  • ·Number and capacity of silos, product bulk density and residence time
  • ·Conveying method, throughput and dust control requirements
  • ·Dosing, weighing accuracy and automation interface
  • ·Truck or vessel loadout rate and civil works scope
  • ·Site climate, seismic and regulatory constraints
  • ·Destination, Incoterm and installation responsibility

Manual review: FeedMatch checks throughput, bulk density and loadout assumptions so silo and conveying offers are dimensioned on the same basis.

Also searched as: feed silo RFQ · bulk feed handling system quotation · feed storage RFQ

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Formulas, financing, equipment cost and mill timelines

The four questions buyers ask before submitting a request. Every answer is a planning aid based on figures you enter yourself — FeedMatch publishes no prices, formulations or supplier claims, and no supplier is approached until a reviewer approves the requirement.

Can FeedMatch give me a feed formula for my birds or fish?

No. FeedMatch does not formulate diets and publishes no formulations. The feed formula calculator turns your own inputs — species, production stage, target weight gain, FCR and ingredient costs — into an indicative nutrient and landed-cost picture you can put into an RFQ. Every result is a planning aid that must be verified by a qualified animal nutritionist before it is used in production.

Feed formula calculator

Does FeedMatch finance feed purchases or mill projects?

No. FeedMatch is not a lender, bank, credit provider or financial adviser. The financing guide explains the six routes commercial feed buyers normally examine — supplier credit, working-capital facilities, equipment finance, leasing, export credit and development or project finance — and what each one typically asks for. Qualifying projects may explore possible introductions to independent financing partners, subject entirely to those partners' own assessment, terms and approval.

Feed mill financing guide

How much does feed mill equipment cost?

There is no published price list, and FeedMatch never quotes equipment on a supplier's behalf. The cost calculator builds a CAPEX picture from figures you enter: capacity in tonnes per hour, species and process route (pelleting or extrusion), intake and storage scope, the equipment blocks in scope and your own local cost and civil-works rates. It returns a breakdown, a planning band and cost per tonne per hour so you can sanity-check the proposals you receive.

Feed mill cost calculator

How long does a feed mill project take from order to commissioning?

That depends on capacity, process route, site readiness and shipping distance, so the timeline page sets out the eight phases — engineering, civil works, manufacturing, shipping, installation, automation, commissioning and handover — with planning durations, what can run in parallel and the dependencies that usually cause delay. Use it to build your own schedule, then ask each supplier to commit to dates against the same phase structure.

Mill project timeline

What happens to my figures when I move from a calculator to an RFQ?

The inputs you entered are carried into the request so the RFQ arrives complete — species, stage, tonnage, capacity, scope, destination and delivery terms. The request goes to FeedMatch only. A reviewer checks it, comes back with clarification questions where something is missing, and no supplier sees your identity, contact details or figures until that review is approved.

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Frequently asked questions

What can I request through the buyer portal?

Bulk finished feed and ingredient contracts, premix and additive programmes, feed mill equipment packages and aquafeed extrusion lines. Each request is submitted as a structured RFQ with specification, tonnage or capacity, destination and Incoterm.

How are supplier offers returned?

A FeedMatch reviewer researches suppliers against your requirement and loads reviewed offers into your portal, showing price basis, Incoterm, lead time and validity. Supplier identities stay private until a human introduction is agreed.

Is the buyer account free?

Yes. Creating a buyer account and submitting requirements is free for buying organisations.

Who should create an account?

Procurement teams at farms, integrators, feed mills, aquaculture producers and project developers running feed or feed-processing purchases from USD $250,000 upwards.

What should a feed mill RFQ contain?

A quotable feed mill RFQ states target capacity in tonnes per hour, the species and formulation range, pellet diameters, raw material and storage plan, electrical and steam availability, scope split (equipment, supply and installation, or turnkey), destination, Incoterm and commissioning date. Missing capacity or scope is the usual reason quotations come back non-comparable.

How is an aquafeed RFQ different from a poultry feed RFQ?

An aquafeed RFQ must define pellet physics — floating, slow-sinking or sinking, water stability, durability and oil inclusion by vacuum coating — because extrusion and coating scope depend on them. A poultry feed RFQ is driven by the phase programme, tonnage per phase, presentation (mash, crumble, pellet) and additive or coccidiostat policy.

Is there a feed RFQ template I can use?

The buyer portal RFQ form is the template: it asks for specification, tonnage or capacity, destination, Incoterm, certifications and timeline in a structured order, so every submitted requirement reaches the same reviewable standard before supplier research begins.

Where does my RFQ go after I submit it?

Only to FeedMatch Group. Requests are never broadcast to suppliers automatically or published on the site. Every feed project request is reviewed manually and supplier outreach by our team happens only after internal approval.

What size of RFQ does FeedMatch review?

Qualified projects are generally USD $250,000 and above, covering feed mill equipment and extrusion lines, premix and additive programmes, and bulk finished feed or ingredient contracts.

How long does RFQ review take?

Initial human review of a complete RFQ is typically within one to two business days. Supplier research and reviewed offers follow once the requirement is approved; the review and shortlist status is visible in the buyer portal throughout.

Supplier and manufacturer listings are provided for research, transparency and discovery only. FeedMatch Group does not provide automatic buyer-supplier introductions. Every feed project request is reviewed manually by FeedMatch Group, and supplier outreach by our team happens only after internal approval.

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