Pannonia Plus CPC

Corn Protein Concentrate

Pannonia Bio is not only adding value to Hungarian grain; it is revolutionizing agriculture. The company's new corn-based protein concentrate product, Pannonia Plus Corn Protein Concentrate, is a real novelty on the market that can partially or even completely replace soybean meal when used with amino acid supplementation.

Benefits

  • Excellent source of energy, easily digestible protein, and phosphorus
  • Guaranteed GMO and antibiotic-free
  • Neutral flavour, well mixable
  • Its dried yeast cell content is prebiotic, aids digestion
  • Made with gentle heat treatment technology, making it easy to digest
  • Low crude fibre content, excellent feed conversion
  • Controlled by a market-leading toxin testing system

Production

  • Harvesting: The processed feed corn is mainly grown in local farms, adhering strictly to European sustainability criteria.
  • Testing: All corn shipments are lab-tested before arriving at the plant.
  • Grinding & Separation: The husk of the corn kernel is broken to access the starch. Following grinding, the fiber is separated and is used in other processes at the biorefinery.
  • Cooking: Starch is converted to sugars through the addition of enzymes.
  • Fermentation: Fermentation takes place with the help of enzymes and yeasts at a gentle temperature over a period of roughly 75 hours.
  • Separation: During separation, the suspension is divided into wet and solid fractions. The wet fraction is used for bioethanol production, and as a source of a protein-rich raw material.
  • Drying: After drying and pelleting, a premium feed ingredient with 55% protein content is obtained.
  • Transportation: The finished product is sold in 1-ton big bags.

Recommended applications

Product specification

Crude protein ≥50,0%
Crude fat ≥9,0%
Crude fiber ≤3,0%
Ash ≤4,0%
Starch ≤4-7%
*= Parameters are based on dry matter and are provided for information only.

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