Feed formula and landed-cost procurement

Feed formula RFQ: tonnage, landed cost and a human-reviewed supplier match

Carry across species, production stage, planned weight gain, FCR, calculated tonnage and target landed cost, then add packaging, Incoterm, destination and delivery cadence. FeedMatch reviews the requirement with you before any approved supplier introduction.

What happens after you submit?

A person checks the commercial and technical brief before approaching suitable manufacturers. Nothing is posted to an open marketplace, and no supplier receives your contact details automatically. Prices, availability and formulation suitability require written confirmation.

Size the tonnage first How the numbers are derived

Feed requirement and commercial terms

SpeciesProduction stagePlanned weight gain per animal (kg)Feed conversion ratio (feed ÷ gain)Quantity per order (tonnes)Annual quantity (tonnes)PackagingIncotermDestination country, port or farmDelivery cadenceTarget landed cost per tonne (optional)

Who should we come back to?

Your nameCompanyEmailPhone or WhatsApp (optional)

Nothing is sent to a supplier from this page. Your requirement goes to the FeedMatch team, who review it before any manufacturer is approached.

What a human-reviewed match means

A person reads the requirement before any supplier sees it
Only manufacturers qualified for your species, stage, volume and destination are approached
Offers come back on the same delivered basis so landed cost is comparable
No supplier receives your contact details automatically
FeedMatch sells nothing and is paid by neither side to favour a supplier

Feed formula and landed-cost RFQ questions

What should a feed formula and landed-cost RFQ include?

Species, production stage, reference nutrient basis, tonnage per order and year, packaging, delivery point, Incoterm, cadence, required documents, currency and price basis. These fields let FeedMatch compare written offers on the same delivered basis.

Which feed formula calculator values carry into the RFQ?

Species, production stage, planned weight gain, FCR, calculated contract tonnage, target landed cost and the reference nutrient basis carry into this page when available.

Is the calculated feed tonnage, landed cost or specification final?

No. Tonnage and landed cost are planning estimates from buyer-entered assumptions, while nutrient values are a reference basis. Final price, availability, delivery terms and formulation suitability require written confirmation and qualified nutrition review.

Will suppliers see my request or contact details immediately?

No. The request enters a private human review. Nothing is posted to an open marketplace, and supplier introductions happen only after FeedMatch confirms the requirement and fit with you.

Is there a minimum project size?

FeedMatch works on commercial procurement from roughly US$250,000 upwards, which for compound feed usually means a recurring or annual contract rather than a single truckload.

FeedMatch Group is an independent, supplier-neutral procurement platform. We are not a feed manufacturer, trader, nutritionist, veterinarian or lender, and we do not guarantee prices, supply, FCR or animal performance. Figures carried from the calculator are planning estimates that a qualified animal nutritionist must verify before production. Every requirement is reviewed by a person before any supplier is approached.