Bone Meal
General Description
Calcined Bone Meal is a by-product obtained from the slaughter of cattle. The bones are collected, then calcined in ovens, and finally ground into a fine powder.
Use
Calcined Bone Meal is used in the formulation of animal diets, mainly for poultry, swine, horses, and pets. It is characterized by its high calcium and phosphorus content.
Presentation
Polypropylene bags of 50 kg
Shelf life
12 months.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
|
Protein (min) |
0% |
|
Moisture (max) |
1% |
|
Calcium (min) |
32% |
|
Phosphorus (min) |
15% |
| Microbiological | Value |
|---|---|
|
Mesophilic Aerobes CFU/g
|
10X10^4 |
|
Sulfite-Reducing Clostridium CFU/g |
20X10^1 |
|
Molds and Yeasts CFU/g |
10X10^2
|
|
Coliforms CFU/g
|
10X10^2 |
|
Salmonella spp. in 25 g |
Absent |
|
E. Coli |
Absent |
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