Feed production, storage and handling equipment
Complete feed lines and mill projects
Complete compound-feed, aquafeed and premix lines, bagging and turnkey mill projects, quoted as one scope with clear battery limits.
How should a complete feed line be quoted?
As one defined scope: a process flow diagram with capacity rated on your formula, clear battery limits and exclusions, utilities and building needs, conformity documents for the destination, and installation, commissioning, training and spare-parts terms. Plant and equipment projects start from about USD 250,000.
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Product types (4)
- No supplier offer documented
Bagging and packing lines
Weighing, bagging, sealing and palletising for finished feed, compared on bag sizes, speed and accuracy.
- No supplier offer documented
Compound feed production lines
Grinding-to-pelleting lines for poultry, pig and cattle feed, quoted as one scope on your formula and tonnes per hour.
Typical uses (guide, not a supplier claim): Poultry · Pigs · Dairy cattle · Beef cattle
- No supplier offer documented
Fish and shrimp feed production lines
Extrusion-based lines with drying and coating for fish and shrimp feed, compared on finished output and pellet range.
Typical uses (guide, not a supplier claim): Fish & shrimp
- No supplier offer documented
Turnkey feed mill projects
New or expanded feed mills procured as an EPC package or as separately sourced lots, with defined battery limits.
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What a supplier must document
FeedMatch asks for these before an offer is presented to you. Anything a supplier has not documented stays marked as missing — it is never estimated.
- Process flow diagram with rated capacity on your formula
- Scope of supply, battery limits and exclusions
- Utilities, building and civil requirements
- Conformity documents for the destination
- Installation, commissioning, training and spare-parts terms