[A Must-See for the Feed Industry] Stable Supply Through Increased Beer Production! Vietnamese Beer Lees
This is beer lees from Vietnam, one of the world's top beer-consuming countries. It contributes to stable supply as part of BCP measures.
The product has supply contracts with major beer manufacturers in Vietnam, including Hanoi Beer, Saigon Beer, and Heineken. Additionally, unlike Japan, beer consumption in Vietnam does not fluctuate due to seasonal factors, allowing for stable supply throughout the year. 【Benefits】 ■ Contributes to stable supply through increased beer production ■ Primarily fed as cattle feed ■ Characteristics of both concentrated feed and roughage ・Contains a high amount of amino acids and vitamins
basic information
【Basic Information】 Beer lees are the residues and waste generated during the beer production process. Beer lees contain nutritional components such as proteins, hop residues, and yeast, and are used for feed, fertilizer, and food applications. Particularly for feed applications, they are used as a raw material rich in digestible fibers, making them ideal for dairy cows. 【Packaging】 500KG/PE FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container). 【Specifications】 Please refer to the catalog on this page. 【Samples】 Available for immediate provision in quantities of 100 to 500g. [Contact Information] Kowa Co., Ltd. Industrial Related Business Division Resource Materials Department, Inorganic Materials Section, Sales Representative TEL: 03-3279-8057 FAX: 03-3279-8029
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Prices vary depending on delivery conditions and market rates. Please contact us using the form below.
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Applications/Examples of results
【Usage】 ■Feed ■Introduced as BCP and second source
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Kowa Co., Ltd. is a company with a history of over 120 years, founded in 1894 as a cotton fabric wholesaler. As the core company of the Kowa Group, it has both trading functions for the import and export of textiles, machinery, building materials, and trilateral trade, as well as manufacturing functions for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, vision units, energy-saving, and energy-creating related products, covering a wide range of business fields. One of its divisions, the Kowa Resource Materials Department, Inorganic Materials Section, engages in wholesale business for the import and export of raw materials and also acts as a sales agent for distinctive domestic and overseas raw materials.