Vital Wheat Gluten Aquaculture Fish Feedstuff , No Smell Wheat Protein Pellets

Wheat protein pellet for use to make feed for eel, shrimp, salmon, seawater and freshwater aquaculture 

For Feed Application, as pellet binder and good source of vegetable protein, to provide animal nutrition.

Vital wheat gluten is a natural vegetable protein derived from wheat or wheat flour with the starch removed. It consists of relatively high gluten content and plays as functional protein due to its good water absorption capacity and viscoelasticity of formed dough when hydrated.

Wheat Protein pellet is a vital wheat gluten for the feed manufacturing, obtained by physical extraction from wheat and processed to cylindrical pellet by physical extrusion. It is insoluble in water. This protein appears as a fine, slightly yellowish pellet and has a typical wheat taste.

Nutritional information (For every 100g)

Product Characteristics:

Physical-chemical parameter

GMO:

This product do not contain any ingredient of GMO origin as mentioned in the EC Regulation No 1829/2003 on genetically modified food and feed. 

Shelf life:

Total product shelf life of bulk delivered material is 24 months after production date if stored under recommended storage conditions. & storage conditions

Storage condition:

Store product in a dry and clean area (< 20°C, < 60% RH) away from odorous materials. And stock should undergo regular rotation.

Packaging :

1. Big polywoven bags. Net weight: 1000 kgs

2. Other packing according to buyer's idea.

Labeling and marks

Language, Pattern and content details according to buyer's option.

Wheat Gluten is the water-insoluble natural protein separated from nature wheat flours. Gum gluten is wheat gluten in its freshly extracted wet form. Dry gluten is approximately 70–85% protein. It absorbs two to three times its weight in water. The differences in properties of wheat gluten in comparison to almost all other food proteins are largely due to the polarity level of the total amino acid structure. Most food proteins have polar group levels of 30–45% and have a net negative charge, while wheat gluten has a polar group level of approximately 10% with a net positive charge. This results in the repulsion of excess water and the close association of the wheat gluten molecules and resistance to dispersion. In baked goods, this results in the ability to form adhesive, cohesive masses, films, and three-dimensional net- works. Gluten formation is utilized in the baking industry to impart dough strength, gas retention, structure, water absorption, and retention with breads, cakes, doughnuts, and so on. It is also used as a formulation aid, binder, filler, and tableting aid. See gluten; vital wheat gluten.