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Fish Meal 71% is derived from raw fish or fish trimmings, typically leftover from the preparation of fish for human consumption. The raw material undergoes a cooking process at 80-90°C, after which it is pressed into a cake, dried, and coarsely ground to form a brown, loose flour with a protein content of 71.5%, fat content of 13.3%, and Lysine content of approximately 5.83%. Herring and Sprats from the Baltic Sea are the primary fish used in Foodcom S.A.'s Fish Meal. The product has a shelf life of 12 months and should be stored in a cool, dark, and dry warehouse. Foodcom S.A. offers packaging Fish Meal in bags or Big Bags. Fish Meal is a highly nutritious component of animal feed and is commonly used in aquaculture, as well as for pigs, poultry, and pets. Foodcom S.A. also offers Fish Meal 60% and 65%.

Vacsy is the natural solution! Today’s methods of food preservation carry undesirable health risks and do not protect the foods natural properties: Sugaring Sugar consumption has been found to contribute to an increased chance of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease etc Salting Too much salt raises blood pressure. The higher the blood pressure gets, the greater the strain on the heart, arteries, kidneys and brain. Freezing Vegetables become limp and dry, meat changes colour and becomes rancid, and fish starts to smell. Canning Lack of quality control in the canning process can allow for contamination of canned food, which can lead to serious health problems. Smoking Artificial smoke is more harmful than real smoke because of the high levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) which are found in smoked meat or fish. Pickling Pickles and other foods that have been soaked in vinegar are rendered almost totally indigestible.

BSF dried larvae for bird food, poultry, pet food and fish