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Request a feed ingredient quote from audited suppliers
Pick the ingredient you buy. Each page captures the buyer requirements suppliers need in order to quote comparably — specification and assay, tonnage, packaging, Incoterm, destination and certification — and we issue the RFQ across qualified manufacturers and distributors. Supplier-neutral and free for buyers.
A useful commercial feed or ingredient RFQ defines the animal species and production stage, the feed or ingredient category, required specifications, monthly or one-time volume, origin preferences, quality and certification requirements, packaging or bulk format, destination, delivery terms, budget range and required timeline. Every request reaches a FeedMatch reviewer first; suppliers are approached only after that review. For the wider cross-industry method, see how structured procurement converts buyer requirements into a qualified RFQ.
Get benchmarked methionine prices from audited feed-grade manufacturers. State assay, form (DL-Met 99% or liquid MHA), tonnage, packaging and Incoterm — we run the RFQ and normalise every offer.
Request quoteBenchmark lysine prices from audited feed-grade producers. Specify HCl 98.5% or sulphate 70%, tonnage, packaging and Incoterm; we run the RFQ and compare offers on cost per unit of lysine.
Request quoteGet quotes for custom vitamin and mineral premixes to your formulation. Specify inclusion rate, carrier, species, overages and certification; we run the RFQ across audited premix plants.
Request quoteQuote request for feed-grade trace minerals: zinc, copper, manganese, iron, selenium, iodine and cobalt in sulphate, oxide, hydroxy or chelated form, with guaranteed assay and heavy-metal limits.
Request quoteGet soybean meal offers from audited origins: 46%, 47% or 48% crude protein, hipro or dehulled, bulk vessel, container or bagged, with KOH solubility and urease specified.
Request quoteWhat each quote request needs — and what happens next
Each ingredient page collects the fields a feed-ingredient supplier needs to quote on a comparable basis: grade and assay, tonnage, packaging, destination, Incoterm and certification. FeedMatch structures that into one RFQ and routes it to independent manufacturers and distributors of that ingredient; they issue their own offers directly.
What information you need
- Ingredient, grade and required assay or specification range.
- Tonnage per shipment and annual requirement.
- Packaging format and whether bulk is acceptable.
- Destination port or plant, plus the Incoterm.
- Certification and documentation required at the destination.
What happens next
- 1Requirement structured. Your inputs are turned into one RFQ using the specification fields suppliers quote against.
- 2Routed to qualified suppliers. Only producers and distributors that already handle that ingredient, volume and market receive it.
- 3Offers normalized. Returned offers are put on the same specification, unit and Incoterm basis for comparison.
- 4You contract directly. The selected supplier issues the contract and shipping documents; FeedMatch does not take title to goods.
Offers come back from independent producers and distributors of that ingredient; FeedMatch takes no title to goods.
Common questions about this step
- What do I need to request an ingredient quote?
- Ingredient and grade, required assay or specification, tonnage per shipment and per year, packaging, destination port or plant, Incoterm and any certification or documentation the destination requires.
- What happens after I send an ingredient quote request?
- The requirement is structured into one RFQ, routed to independent producers and distributors of that ingredient, and their offers are normalized to the same basis so you can compare spec, landed cost and lead time.