Feed-Grade Yeast Beta-Glucan

ART-AN-012 is a feed-grade yeast beta-glucan ingredient produced from yeast cell wall material and concentrated for use in animal nutrition systems. It is not a live yeast culture and is not specified by CFU count; instead, product identity is controlled by beta-glucan assay, moisture, particle size, ash, and microbiological limits. Typical targets may include beta-glucan not less than 70%, moisture not more than 8%, ash not more than 8%, and a fine powder profile such as 80 mesh pass, subject to lot confirmation by Certificate of Analysis.

The ingredient is used where formulators require a consistent yeast-derived functional fiber fraction with good dry-blending behavior. It can be evaluated alongside other products in the animal nutrition yeast category for inclusion in base premixes, starter feeds, grower rations, aqua feeds, and specialty feed additives. ArtemisYeast supplies this SKU for inquiry-based procurement, with bulk quote on request for contract, pallet, and container-volume demand.

• Livestock and swine feed: Suitable for dry premixes, complete feed, creep feed, nursery feed, sow rations, and grower-finisher formulations where yeast cell-wall beta-glucan is part of the nutrition specification.
• Poultry nutrition: Used in broiler, layer, breeder, and hatchery-support feed programs as a defined yeast-derived beta-glucan input. Fine particle size supports uniform dispersion in vitamin-mineral premixes and mash feeds.
• Ruminant feed: Can be incorporated into dairy, beef, calf, and small-ruminant nutrition systems, including mineral blocks, TMR premixes, and pelleted feed where heat exposure is managed within normal feed-processing limits.
• Aquaculture feed: Applicable to shrimp and fish diets that require a low-moisture, yeast-origin beta-glucan powder compatible with extrusion, coating, or post-pellet application trials.
• Feed additive manufacturing: Used by blenders, premix plants, and toll manufacturers requiring a 25 kg sack format, traceable lot numbering, and specification documents before purchasing through bulk inquiry.

Store ART-AN-012 in the original sealed 25 kg woven polypropylene feed sack in a cool, dry, well-ventilated warehouse. Recommended storage is below 25 °C with relative humidity controlled to reduce caking risk. Keep away from direct sunlight, water, condensation, strong odors, and incompatible chemicals. Under recommended storage conditions, typical shelf life is 24 months from production date, subject to the assigned lot documentation.

Use standard feed-plant hygiene practices during receiving, sampling, weighing, and blending. Close partly used sacks promptly and avoid introducing moisture into the powder. Dust control, local ventilation, and appropriate personal protective equipment are recommended during high-volume discharge, screw conveying, or manual bag dumping.

ArtemisYeast supplies ART-AN-012 with procurement-oriented documentation to support supplier approval and incoming quality review. Available documents may include Certificate of Analysis, Technical Data Sheet, Safety Data Sheet, feed-grade declaration, allergen statement, country-of-origin information, and lot traceability records. Typical microbiological controls include total plate count, yeast and mold, coliforms, Salmonella absence, and heavy metal limits, as defined by the agreed specification.

Manufacturing and packing documentation can be requested for HACCP-aligned production and applicable food or feed safety systems, with ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, Halal, and Kosher documentation available where relevant to the production lot. For supplier onboarding, specification review, or shipment paperwork, contact ArtemisYeast through the quality documentation portal or request a commercial pack quotation.