Protein - 8 to 9% Moisture - 13% Max Admixture - 2.5% Heat damaged kernels - 0.5%max Broken kernels - 3.0% max Total damaged kernels - 3.5% Hectoliter - 68kc min Weight/ Bushel - 54 lbs/bu min Radiation - None Aflatoxin - 20ppb max
Quality yellow corn from France is a reliable feedstock for animal nutrition, biofuel blending, and industrial milling. Sourced from controlled cultivation regions, it delivers consistent nutritional and physical properties suitable for large-scale buyers. Typical end uses include livestock feed formulation, cornmeal, starch extraction, and ethanol production.
Available in bulk truckloads or jumbo bags, this grade is cleaned, dried, and screened to meet feed-industry standards. Moisture is capped at 13% to prevent spoilage during storage or transport, while admixture and damaged-kernel limits keep the lot uniform for processing.
Shipped from certified French silos, the lot undergoes pre-shipment inspection for aflatoxin and radiation to ensure compliance with EU import rules. Buyers can pair this corn with locally sourced protein meals or micronutrients to tailor complete feed rations.
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This feed-grade corn sits between lower-cost feed corn and higher-spec food-grade corn; it offers a balance of price and quality for bulk processors who do not require the tightest admixture specs.
Pricing scales with order volume and minimum order quantity tiers; request a formal quote to obtain current batch-level pricing.
Soupin Jean Stephane is a French-based agri-business with over 15 years’ experience exporting maize from Normandy and Brittany. The company operates its own silos and logistics network, enabling direct loading from farm to vessel.
Certified traders under French agricultural export protocols, they provide pre-shipment certificates of analysis and phytosanitary documents for EU and non-EU destinations. Quality control includes aflatoxin and radiation screening on every lot.
Each lot is tested to a maximum of 20 ppb aflatoxin; ask the supplier for the latest certificate of analysis.
No, unless accompanied by an organic certificate issued by an EU-accredited body; this is a conventional feed-grade product.
Ask the supplier; documentation is available on request but not held for every lot by default.
Supplier uses HPLC or ELISA validated methods; confirm the exact method on the latest COA.
Maintain moisture below 13% and keep the grain cool and aerated; inspect for heating or insect activity weekly.
Phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, and a full COA covering moisture, admixture, aflatoxin, and radiation.
Ask the supplier; fumigation is arranged on request and documented with a phytosanitary certificate.
Both options are available; bulk vessels for 1,000+ tonne parcels and 20-foot containers for smaller lots (typically 20 - 22 metric tonnes).