Choline Chloride Corn Cob Powder For Poultry

Product Description

We are a large Choline Chloride Corn Cob manufacturer in China, and supply customers with feed-grade Choline Chloride at competitive prices. Product Name: Choline Chloride CAS No.: 67-48-1 Other Names: Cholinium Chloride; Choline Hydrochloride; Bilineurin Chloride Purity: a Y50%; a Y60%; a Y70% Corn Cob MOQ: 1*20FCL Quality Assurance: 2 years Appearance: Yellowish-brown Powder or Granules Certificates: ISO9001; ISO22000; FAMI-QS Place of Origin: Shandong, China Sample: Available Application: Feed additive. Choline ChlorideCorn Cob can promote growth, provide substances necessary for the healthy development of animals, resist stress, promote reproduction, and improve the quality of meat and eggs. Supply Ability: 50000 Tons Per Year Packaging Details: 25 KG / Plastic Woven Bag Port: Qingdao Port or Other Main Ports in China Introduction of Choline Chloride/CC(CAS 67-48-1) Choline Chloride is the most commonly used and economical form of choline at present. Choline Chloride is also the most commonly used monomer vitamin in the feed industry. Choline Chloride is mainly used as an additive in the feed of cultured animals. China's annual export volume is about 220000-250000 tons, accounting for 65-70% of the global supply (including China). Choline Chloride Corn Cob is made by adding corn cob powder and rice husk into the choline chloride aqueous solution produced by the reaction of trimethylamine hydrochloride aqueous solution and ethylene oxide, and then mixing and drying. Choline Chloride Corn Cob is yellowish-brown dry flowing powder or particles, with moisture absorption and special odor. Applications of Choline Chloride/CC(CAS 67-48-1) Choline Chloride is the most commonly used and economical form of choline and is mainly used as an additive to be mixed into animal feed. Choline Chloride can promote growth, provide substances necessary for the healthy development of animals, resist stress, promote reproduction, and improve the quality of meat and eggs. If there is not enough choline in animal feed, animals will develop choline deficiency.