Glutamic Acid Residue (fine)

Glutamic acid residue (fine) is a high-protein, cost-effective byproduct of MSG and amino acid fermentation.

It's used in animal feed to provide a lot of nutrients in a small amount, which helps replace more expensive protein sources like fishmeal. This also helps keep the gut healthy and makes the food taste better for the animals, while also giving them a better mix of amino acids.

Core Benefits in Animal Nutrition

High Protein & Amino Acids: Typically contains over 70% crude protein and boasts a high concentration of total amino acids (frequently >40%), which promotes rapid animal growth and development.

When it comes to gut health and digestion, adding glutamates to your diet can have a big impact. It helps keep your immune system strong and protects the lining of your intestines. This is especially good for young piglets that have just been weaned, as it helps them digest food better and prevents problems in their intestines. By keeping the intestinal barrier healthy, glutamates can reduce the risk of digestive issues and promote overall well-being.

Cost Efficiency: Because of its dense nutritional value, fine glutamic acid residue can partially or fully replace high-grade plant proteins (like soybean meal or corn protein powder) and expensive animal proteins to reduce feed production costs.