CASSAVA RESIDUE POWDER FOR ANIMAL FEED STARCH 50% MIN 84982069121
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Description
Product Description
Tapioca residue powder
Tapioca residue is a by-product of processing cassava starch from cassava tubers. Cassava residue contains more starch (about 60%) but poor in protein. Therefore, when using cassava residue, we should blend and add urea or soybean residue.
Tapioca residue can be stored for a long time due to a starch in Tapioca residue fermented and made pH = 4-5. Fresh cassava residue with a slightly sour taste, ruminants like eating. Per day for each cow can eat about 10-15 kg of fresh Tapioca residue. It can be also dried, desiccated as raw material blending feed.
Development of technology can make more and more usages of Tapioca residue in the future. It is the reason why production of Tapioca residue is increasing, specially in Vietnam – one of leader markets producing it.
Specification
NO | TESTING ANALYSIS | UNIT | RESULT |
1 | Crude ash | % | 6 Max |
2 | Crude fiber | % | 9 Max |
3 | Moisture | % | 11 Max |
4 | Starch content | % | 50% Min |
Product Description
1. Food Applications
Ingredient for food preparation
- Basic home cooking ingredient
- Food manufacturing (noodles, crackers, ice cream, etc,..).
- Manufacturing of tapioca pearl ( sago seeds ) for dessert dishes
Tapioca starch is a thickener and stabilizer in fruit pies, soups, puddings, breads, sauces, soy and meat products. It can
withstand long cooking times without breaking down. And products made with tapioca don’t lose their quality when frozen or reheated because tapioca retains its thickening capabilities throughout these processes. Tapioca becomes clear and gel-like when cooked and dissolves completely when used as a thickener.
2. Beverages and Alcohol
Modified tapioca starch is used as a colloid stabilizer in beverages that include solid constituents. Tapioca starch based
sweeteners are preferred to sucrose in beverages for their improved processing characteristics and product enhancing properties. High dextrose equivalent syrups of tapioca based hydrolysate are also excellent source for easily fermentable sugar for brewery applications.
Ingredient for food preparation
- Basic home cooking ingredient
- Food manufacturing (noodles, crackers, ice cream, etc,..).
- Manufacturing of tapioca pearl ( sago seeds ) for dessert dishes
Tapioca starch is a thickener and stabilizer in fruit pies, soups, puddings, breads, sauces, soy and meat products. It can
withstand long cooking times without breaking down. And products made with tapioca don’t lose their quality when frozen or reheated because tapioca retains its thickening capabilities throughout these processes. Tapioca becomes clear and gel-like when cooked and dissolves completely when used as a thickener.
2. Beverages and Alcohol
Modified tapioca starch is used as a colloid stabilizer in beverages that include solid constituents. Tapioca starch based
sweeteners are preferred to sucrose in beverages for their improved processing characteristics and product enhancing properties. High dextrose equivalent syrups of tapioca based hydrolysate are also excellent source for easily fermentable sugar for brewery applications.
Alcohol: Ethanol is derived from tapioca starch and used as fuel. It accounted for 70% supplied to alcoholic beverage industry and lysol industry. One ton of tapioca starch yields 720 litre or 95% ethanol.
3. Textiles (Sizing and Dyeing)
Starch is perfect for textile applications. This is why it is widely used in the sizing of yarns and finishing of cotton and
polyester fabrics. The starch has a important role in three stages of production of textiles : mixing, printing and finishing.Textiles (Sizing and Dyeing)
4. Paper Industries
Tapioca starch will be used in three stages of production process; Beater Sizing or Wet-end, Surfacing Sizing or Size-press and Surface Coating
5. Animal Feed
Starch is highly economical and therefore extensively used as a filler in the manufacturing of compounded animal feeds
6. Glue and Adhesive Industries.
Its relatively high viscosity affords an appreciable binding capacity, which is why starch finds much favour in the adhesive
industry. Tapioca starch becomes sticky when it is mixed with water or certain chemicals. It stays sticky over a very long period of times. However, high quality tapioca starch fits for making industrial glues.
7. Pharmaceutical Industries (Tablet binder and dispersion agent).
Native starch is used as binders, fillers and disintegrating agents for tablet production
8. Cosmetics Industries
* make-up
* soap filler/extender
* face creams
9. Construction Industry
* concrete block binder
* asbestos, clay/limestone binder
* fire-resistant wallboard
* plywood/chipboard adhesive
* gypsum board binder
* paint filler
10. Plywood
Tapioca starch is applied for making glue which is an important raw material of the plywood industry. The strength and the quality of plywood depend largely on the quality of glue.
11. Detergent Soaps
12. Miscellaneous
* biodegradable plastic film
* dry cell batteries
* printed circuit boards
* leather finishing
3. Textiles (Sizing and Dyeing)
Starch is perfect for textile applications. This is why it is widely used in the sizing of yarns and finishing of cotton and
polyester fabrics. The starch has a important role in three stages of production of textiles : mixing, printing and finishing.Textiles (Sizing and Dyeing)
4. Paper Industries
Tapioca starch will be used in three stages of production process; Beater Sizing or Wet-end, Surfacing Sizing or Size-press and Surface Coating
5. Animal Feed
Starch is highly economical and therefore extensively used as a filler in the manufacturing of compounded animal feeds
6. Glue and Adhesive Industries.
Its relatively high viscosity affords an appreciable binding capacity, which is why starch finds much favour in the adhesive
industry. Tapioca starch becomes sticky when it is mixed with water or certain chemicals. It stays sticky over a very long period of times. However, high quality tapioca starch fits for making industrial glues.
7. Pharmaceutical Industries (Tablet binder and dispersion agent).
Native starch is used as binders, fillers and disintegrating agents for tablet production
8. Cosmetics Industries
* make-up
* soap filler/extender
* face creams
9. Construction Industry
* concrete block binder
* asbestos, clay/limestone binder
* fire-resistant wallboard
* plywood/chipboard adhesive
* gypsum board binder
* paint filler
10. Plywood
Tapioca starch is applied for making glue which is an important raw material of the plywood industry. The strength and the quality of plywood depend largely on the quality of glue.
11. Detergent Soaps
12. Miscellaneous
* biodegradable plastic film
* dry cell batteries
* printed circuit boards
* leather finishing
Packing
25KG or 50KG or 850KG PP/PE, Paper bag
Certifications
FAQ
1. Can you provide free sample?
Yes, We can.
2. What is the minimum quality of an order?
It is 1 container but we will have promotion for order from 5 containers.
3. What is your payment term?
We accept e methods:
* L/C 100% at sight
* T/T 30% deposit and the balance against copy of shiooing documents.
4. Why should you choose us?
* TTC has strong finance and reputation in many industries in Vietnam
* TTC has factories and warehouses in all along of Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos.
* TTC will take responsibility for any damages arising in the shipments.
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