Feed Grade Anhydrous Betaine 98%

Betaine Hydrochloride is a natural, efficient, and multifunctional feed additive, chemically known as trimethylglycine hydrochloride. It is extracted from sugar beet by-products or chemically synthesized, offering multiple benefits including methyl group donation, osmotic regulation, palatability improvement, and intestinal health protection. It is widely used in livestock, poultry, and aquaculture feeds.

• Chemical Name: Trimethylglycine Hydrochloride
• Betaine Content: ≥96%
• Loss on Drying: ≤1.0%
• Appearance: White to light yellow crystalline powder, hygroscopic
• Solubility: Freely soluble in water
• Packaging: 25 kg/bag, moisture-proof packaging

• High-Efficiency Methyl Donor: Can replace approximately 30% of methionine and choline chloride, reducing feed costs while promoting protein synthesis.
• Osmotic Regulator: Maintains normal cell volume and function, enhancing stress resistance, especially for aquatic animals in salinity changes.
• Appetite Enhancer: Sweet taste improves feed palatability and increases daily feed intake.
• Intestinal Health Protection: Provides hydrochloric acid, lowering gastric pH and promoting digestive enzyme activation while inhibiting harmful bacteria.
• Anti-Fatty Liver Effect: Promotes fat metabolism and prevents fatty liver syndrome in animals.

* The dosage is for reference only and should be determined based on actual conditions.

• Green and Safe: Natural source, no residues, no withdrawal period.
• Cost-Effective: Partially replaces methionine and choline, reducing formula costs.
• High Stability: Heat-resistant, minimal loss during pelleting.
• Multifunctional: Combines nutritional and health benefits in one additive.

Applications: Widely applicable for Swine feed (piglets/sows), Poultry (broilers/layers), Aquafeed (fish/shrimp/crabs), and Ruminants.

Precautions: Store sealed in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture absorption and caking. It is compatible with vitamins, minerals, and other standard additives. Adjust dosage based on animal species and growth stage.