Price pressure
When raw material prices move, the use of filler increases.
How do you know the feed raw material you bought has the composition declared?
We support feed manufacturers and agricultural suppliers in being able to show that the raw material they buy matches what is declared.
Implementation
Molevex in feed and agriculture.
A straightforward setup that puts goods-in on record. You see that the raw material you bought is the product declared, before it enters production. An undeclared filler shows up as a difference when compared against the reference. You see which supplier stays consistent from batch to batch by looking at the record.
In feed, quality passes into the animal's yield and from there into the food chain. A deviation in the raw material comes back to you along the whole chain.
Protein and nutritional claims rest on a supplier certificate. Cheap filler added to the material cannot be told apart by eye. Differences between batches from the same supplier are not tracked. Your buyers ask for a record of the feed source.
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Risks
Risks in feed and agriculture.
Passing into the food chain
A deviation in feed carries into animal products and from there into the food chain.
Buyer records
Integrated producers have begun asking their suppliers for a quality record.
FAQ
Questions about feed and agriculture
Is anything added to our product or our production line?
No. Your product's own composition is examined; your packaging, your recipe and your machinery are left untouched. A product waiting in the warehouse or already on sale can be examined too.
Where do we start?
Let's assess your feed raw materials together. We will start from your supply sources and your product range.
Meeting request
Let's decide together which of your products to examine.
The first meeting reviews your product, sales channels and the risks you face, and recommends a suitable method.
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