Supplier directory

Feed mill supplier directory — search by brand, capacity and equipment

A neutral reference list of the companies and supplier categories that build feed mills. No ranking, no rating, no paid placement — filter by what the project actually needs, then send one structured RFQ to the shortlist.

Short answer · reviewed August 2026

How do you shortlist feed mill equipment suppliers?

Filter by the three variables that decide fit: supplier category (full-line process supplier, turnkey EPC, single-machine OEM, automation integrator, storage supplier or regional fabricator), the capacity band in tonnes per hour, and the specific equipment scope — grinding, mixing, pelleting, extrusion, conditioning, storage or automation. Shortlist three to five suppliers inside one category, then send them an identical written specification so the offers are comparable line by line.

What each filter decides

What each filter decides — values reviewed August 2026 by FeedMatch Group
Metric	Value	Unit	Basis
Category	Contract structure and scope responsibility	6 categories	Decides who carries integration risk
Capacity band	Typical engagement range in t/h	1–5 to 50+ t/h	Planning indication, not a technical limit
Equipment	Process steps the supplier covers	13 scopes	Grinding, pelleting, extrusion, storage, automation
Region	Service proximity and logistics	5 regions	Affects lead time, erection and spares

Sources · Feed mill supplier types explained · How to compare feed mill quotations

Ranges are indicative buyer-side benchmarks compiled by FeedMatch Group from supplier offers and the sources above; verify against a current quotation before budgeting.

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Feed mill suppliers by category, capacity band and equipment scope
Supplier	Base	Category	Capacity bands	Equipment scope
AMANDUS KAHL	GermanyEurope	Single-machine OEM, Full-line process supplier	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Pelleting, Conditioning, Grinding / hammer mills, Cooling & drying
ANDRITZ Feed & Biofuel	DenmarkEurope	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor	5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Extrusion, Conditioning, Cooling & drying, Crumbling & sieving, Automation & MES
Bühler	SwitzerlandEurope	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor, Automation & control integrator	5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Extrusion, Conditioning, Cooling & drying, Batching & dosing, Automation & MES, Conveying
Clextral	FranceEurope	Single-machine OEM, Full-line process supplier	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h	Extrusion, Cooling & drying, Conditioning, Automation & MES
CPM (California Pellet Mill)	United StatesNorth America	Full-line process supplier, Single-machine OEM	5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Pelleting, Grinding / hammer mills, Conditioning, Cooling & drying, Crumbling & sieving, Automation & MES
FAMSUN (Muyang)	ChinaAsia	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor, Storage & material handling	5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Extrusion, Silos & storage, Conveying, Bagging & loadout, Automation & MES
GSI (AGCO)	United StatesNorth America	Storage & material handling, Full-line process supplier	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Silos & storage, Conveying, Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Bagging & loadout
Inteqnion	NetherlandsEurope	Automation & control integrator	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Automation & MES, Batching & dosing
Ottevanger Milling Engineers	NetherlandsEurope	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Batching & dosing, Conveying, Silos & storage, Automation & MES
Regional fabricators (Middle East & Africa)	RegionalMiddle East & Africa	Regional fabricator, Turnkey / EPC contractor	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Bagging & loadout, Conveying
Single-machine OEMs (Asia)	RegionalAsia	Single-machine OEM	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Bagging & loadout, Crumbling & sieving
Sistemas / regional fabricators (Latin America)	BrazilSouth America	Regional fabricator, Full-line process supplier	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Conveying, Silos & storage
SKIOLD	DenmarkEurope	Full-line process supplier, Regional fabricator	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Batching & dosing, Conveying, Silos & storage, Automation & MES
Sukup Manufacturing	United StatesNorth America	Storage & material handling	5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Silos & storage, Conveying, Cooling & drying
TSC Silos	NetherlandsEurope	Storage & material handling	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h · 50+ t/h	Silos & storage, Conveying
Van Aarsen International	NetherlandsEurope	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor	5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Batching & dosing, Conditioning, Automation & MES, Conveying
Wenger (Marel/Wenger)	United StatesNorth America	Single-machine OEM, Full-line process supplier	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Extrusion, Cooling & drying, Conditioning, Liquid addition
Wynveen International	NetherlandsEurope	Single-machine OEM, Full-line process supplier	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Mixing, Grinding / hammer mills, Liquid addition, Conveying, Batching & dosing
Yemmak	TürkiyeEurope	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Conditioning, Cooling & drying, Conveying, Automation & MES
Zheng Chang	ChinaAsia	Full-line process supplier, Turnkey / EPC contractor	1–5 t/h · 5–10 t/h · 10–20 t/h · 20–50 t/h	Grinding / hammer mills, Mixing, Pelleting, Extrusion, Cooling & drying, Conveying, Automation & MES

Entries describe scope that each company publicly states about itself. Capacity bands are planning indications, not supplier limits. Nothing here is a ranking, endorsement or recommendation.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this feed mill directory a ranking of suppliers?

No. Entries are listed alphabetically inside their filters, with no score, rating, endorsement or paid placement. Each record describes the scope a company publicly states about itself so buyers can shortlist by category, capacity band and equipment — the evaluation happens on the proposals, not on the listing.

How should the capacity bands be used?

As filters for planning, not as technical limits. A band indicates the tonnage range in which a supplier type is commonly engaged. Actual achievable throughput depends on your formulation, pellet diameter, durability target, grinding fineness and shift pattern, and is only confirmed in a supplier proposal.

Does FeedMatch represent or resell any of these companies?

No. FeedMatch does not manufacture, install, commission or resell equipment, takes no supplier commission and is not an agent for any listed company. Buyers contract directly with the supplier they select.

How many suppliers from the directory should be invited to quote?

Three to five of the same category, answering one identical written scope. Mixing categories — a turnkey EPC against a single-machine OEM — only produces comparable numbers when the scope split is stated explicitly in the RFQ.

What should be defined before contacting anyone in the directory?

Capacity in tonnes per hour, feed forms, recipe count and batch size, raw materials and storage days, grinding and conditioning requirements, automation level, installed power, site constraints and the CAPEX envelope. The planning calculators fix those numbers so the RFQ describes a plant rather than an intention.

One requirement, several comparable offers

Shortlist from the directory, then issue a single structured RFQ so the proposals can be compared line by line.

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