High-protein soyameal.
Built for poultry.
We crush 500 tonnes of non-GMO soyabean every day — producing feed-grade soyameal and crude soyabean oil trusted by integrators across 12+ countries.
From bean to bird — one continuous line.
A modern solvent extraction plant is a study in patience — cleaning, conditioning, flaking, extracting and desolventising, until every soyabean is stripped of its oil without cooking the protein flat. That patience is what separates feed that grows a broiler from feed that just fills a crop.
Non-GMO sourcing
Direct-from-farm procurement across MP, MH & Rajasthan.
Continuous extraction
Counter-current hexane extraction with <1.5% residual fat.
Feed-grade quality
Every batch tested for urease, KOH & mycotoxins.
Reliable dispatch
50 kg / 1 MT bags, containerised or in bulk.
Two outputs. One process.
Soyameal 48% · feed grade
The single largest protein source in Indian poultry rations. Toasted precisely to hit target urease activity — because over-toasted meal quietly costs you body weight per bird.
Crude Soyabean Oil
Degummed on request. Supplied to refiners, biodiesel plants and industrial users.
Why 25–30% of every broiler ration is soyameal.
Amino acid density
Lysine, methionine and threonine at concentrations no cereal grain can match — critical for muscle deposition in broilers.
Consistent protein
48% minimum crude protein means feed millers can build tight, repeatable formulations across seasons.
Metabolisable energy
~2,230 kcal/kg — high enough to reduce added fat, low enough to stay cost-effective.
Digestibility
Solvent-extracted, precisely toasted meal delivers KOH solubility of 78–85% — the sweet spot for young chick digestion.
A plant built for uptime.
Modern extractor, redundant DT lines, in-house steam & a full analytical lab — engineered so that quality is not something we chase after a bad batch, but something we design out of the process.
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Bulk, containerised or bagged — dispatched from Kushnoor across India and to growing export markets.