Feed products

Our fodder group is represented by the following products: cake and meal from sunflower, rapeseed and soy. Wheat bran, dry bard.

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Welcome to Ex Im Trade Group Sp. z o.o.

Ex Im Trade Group Sp. z o.o. – a leader in the world of import and export of fodder products for animals. Our range, which includes meal, meal, wheat bran and dry bard, provides effective feed solutions from protein sources to valuable components. We deliver products to countries such as Estonia, China, Lithuania, France and others, ensuring stability and high quality. Our expert team is always ready to provide professional support at every stage of cooperation.

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The benefits speak for themselves

Our company is distinguished by a wide range of high-quality feed products that are characterized by high protein and energy content and are successfully supplied to the international market, providing our customers with effective solutions for animal nutrition.

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Oil Press

High-protein fodder for animals, primarily cattle, pigs, poultry, fish. By the content of protein (35-39%)

Shrot

It is characterized by a high content of crude protein and a low content of fat and moisture. used to provide the rations of farm animals and poultry with cheap protein and energy.

Wheat bran

Bran has a light yellow or white color and can have different particle sizes. As a product, wheat bran is widely used in animal husbandry, as a component of fodder for livestock and poultry. They contain nutrients such as protein and gluten that can be beneficial for animal growth and development.

DDGS

Dry barberry contains a high level of B vitamins, biotin, folic and para-aminobenzoic acid, carotenoids and 17 amino acids. In addition, it contains trace elements such as iron, zinc, manganese, copper. Bard protein should not be considered as a competitive protein of animal origin, but only as an additional reserve of feed protein.