Feed-Grade Brewer's Yeast

ART-AN-010 brewer's yeast is a feed-grade inactive yeast material suitable for inclusion in livestock, poultry, swine, ruminant, pet-food-adjacent feed, and aquaculture formulations. It is typically specified as dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast biomass with a light brown to tan powder or fine granule appearance and a characteristic yeast aroma. Common procurement parameters include crude protein 40-48%, moisture not more than 8-10%, ash not more than 8%, beta-glucan 8-12%, mannan oligosaccharides 5-8%, and particle size commonly passing 40-80 mesh, subject to lot specification.

The product is selected where formulators need yeast-origin amino acids, B-complex nutritional contribution, palatability support, and yeast cell-wall components without requiring live CFU activity. Because it is inactive, specifications focus on composition, microbiology, contaminants, flowability, and compatibility with premix or complete-feed processes. ArtemisYeast supports bulk purchasing teams through the animal nutrition yeast category with feed-grade product matching, export packing, and specification review before shipment.

• Livestock and ruminant feeds: Used in dairy, beef, sheep, and goat formulations as a yeast-derived nutritional ingredient in total mixed ration supplements, concentrates, mineral premixes, and feed blocks.
• Poultry nutrition: Applied in broiler, layer, breeder, and duck diets where nutritionists require a consistent inactive yeast ingredient with protein, nucleotide, and yeast cell-wall fractions.
• Swine diets: Suitable for creep feed, nursery, grower-finisher, and sow premixes, depending on local formulation objectives and inclusion limits set by the nutritionist.
• Aquaculture feed: Used in shrimp, tilapia, carp, catfish, and marine fish feed systems where low-moisture yeast biomass must disperse reliably in mash, pellet, or extruded feed processes.
• Premix and specialty feed production: Compatible with vitamin-mineral premixes, functional feed blends, and protein balancing systems when moisture control and particle size are aligned with the final matrix.

Typical inclusion is determined by species, diet stage, raw material cost model, and local feed regulations. For a technical sample, specification comparison, or bulk quote on request, provide target species, annual volume, destination port, and preferred packaging format.

Store brewer's yeast in a cool, dry, well-ventilated warehouse away from direct sunlight, rain exposure, strong odors, and high-humidity zones. Recommended storage is below 25°C with relative humidity controlled where possible. Keep bags sealed until use to reduce moisture pickup and caking. Under appropriate storage conditions, typical shelf life is 18-24 months from production date, subject to final CoA and destination conditions.

ART-AN-010 is packed in 25 kg woven polypropylene feed sacks suitable for pallet loading, container shipment, and warehouse handling by feed mills or distributors. Operators should use standard dust-control practices during tipping, conveying, and mixer charging. Do not store next to chemicals, pesticides, solvents, or materials that could transfer odor or contaminate feed ingredients.

ArtemisYeast supplies ART-AN-010 against agreed feed-grade specifications covering appearance, moisture, crude protein, ash, particle size, microbiology, heavy metals, and other agreed parameters. Lot-specific Certificates of Analysis are available on request. Manufacturing and supplier documentation may include HACCP-aligned controls, ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, Halal, Kosher, feed-grade statement, allergen statement, non-GMO statement, country-of-origin documents, and safety data documentation where applicable to the confirmed supply route.

Procurement teams can review quality expectations through ArtemisYeast quality documentation before issuing a purchase plan. Pre-shipment samples, retained sample policy, third-party inspection, and container loading photos can be arranged for qualified bulk orders. Specification tolerances, labeling language, and import documentation should be confirmed before contract release.