Characteristics Ultra-fine brown flour with a pleasant and characteristic smell and a sweetish flavour. How is it obtained In the different steps of the soft wheat grinding process, the middling represents the last by-product of milling, before flour is obtained. Function Energy supplement for animal feed Uses ANIMAL FEED INDUSTRY It is widely used in cattle feed. Packaging Bulk in tanks Minimum order For this particular product, only sale in tanks is allowed.
Wheat middling is an ultra-fine brown flour derived from the soft wheat milling process. It is recognized for its characteristic sweetish flavor and pleasant aroma, making it a practical ingredient for animal feed formulations.
This by-product is obtained during the final stages of soft wheat grinding, just before flour is produced. Its consistent quality and nutrient profile make it a cost-effective energy supplement for livestock diets.
Suppliers in Israel offer wheat middling in bulk tank shipments, ensuring suitability for large-scale feed producers or industrial buyers requiring consistent volumes. Confirm with supplier for exact handling and storage guidance.
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Compared to wheat bran, middling has finer particle size and slightly higher energy density due to residual starch, making it more suitable for pelleted feeds. It is less refined than wheat germ meal but more affordable per unit.
Pricing scales with order volume and minimum order quantity (MOQ). Bulk tank sales typically offer better per-unit economics. Request a quote for your target volume to confirm current rates.
Ofra Ratner is a trader and exporter based in Israel, specializing in agricultural by-products and feed ingredients.
With expertise in soft wheat milling by-products, they supply wheat middling to feed mills and livestock operations regionally and internationally. Reliability and consistency are core to their service model.
Confirm with supplier for precise metabolizable energy values, as these depend on wheat variety and milling process.
Confirm with supplier whether their wheat middling is certified organic or produced under organic practices.
Yes, it is commonly included in pelleted feeds due to its fine particle size, which aids binding and nutrient uniformity.
Ideal moisture is below 12%; higher levels increase risk of spoilage. Confirm acceptable range with supplier.
Primarily via bulk tankers on trucks or rail, depending on destination and volume.
Confirm with supplier regarding the use of non-GMO wheat in production.
Confirm with supplier; values typically fall between 14 - 18% depending on milling yield and wheat source.
Ask the supplier for current test reports and compliance with feed safety standards.