Corn energy
- Suitable for
- Insect feed
- Product category
- Corn, Vegetables and fruit
- Product Features
- energy-rich
- Product form
- liquid
- Nipple worthy
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No
- % Dry matter
- 18.4
Corn Energy for insect nutrition
is released during the extraction and refining of glucose from corn. When the starch present in the maize is processed into glucose, the glucose is refined in one of the last process steps. This creates the product Corn Energy. In addition to easily digestible dextrose, the co-product contains a relatively high proportion of easily digestible unsaturated fat. As a result, the energy value of Corn Energy is high, the taste is good and it fits well in rations for insects.
Quality
The product complies with laws and regulations. Mycotoxins, insecticides, pesticides and herbicides are tested according to the GMP+ FSA. The product is non-GMO (according to Regulation (EC) 1829/2003 and 1830/2003).
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Valid from 12 November 2021
Valid from 12 November 2021
Levels are based on averages and stated in grams per kg of dry matter, unless stated otherwise. Changes in product composition are reserved.
Feeding advice based on DS of total ration
Logistics & Storage
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Frequently asked Questions about Corn energy
Below are the questions commonly asked about the co-product Corn energy for insects, do you have any other questions about the co-product? Then please contact us.
- Is the co-product Corn energy suitable for insect feeding?
The co-product Corn energy is very suitable as insect food e.g. for mealworms or (soldier) flies. The insect co-product Corn energy has the appropriate certification. Are you looking for more co-products? Looop has a wide range of co-products suitable as feed for insects.
- How should you store and preserve the co-product Corn energy for insects? ?
The co-product Corn energy is stored in an acid-resistant silo or bunker with agitator, regular stirring is desirable to prevent settling.
- What is the shelf life of the co-product Corn energy for insects?
The shelf life of the co-product Corn energy for insects is 2 months, provided the silo or bunker is cleaned regularly.
- Is it permitted to feed the co-product Corn energy to insects?
The European Union only allows co-products with a GMP+ certification to be fed to insects. These co-products have also been found safe for animal feed. The co-product Corn energy for insects has a GMP+ certification which makes the co-product Corn energy suitable for feeding insects such as a flies or larva.
- Who can I contact about the co-product Corn energy for insects?
Who can I contact about the co-product Corn energy for insects?
Do you have any questions about the co-product Corn energy? Or would you like to know more about the different co-products that can be used as insect feed? Get in touch with: Kelly Vermeer. You can reach Kelly by sending an email to kvermeer@looop.company or by calling +316 23 43 26 41.- What other co-products are generated during the processing of corn?
Several co-products are generated during the processing of corn. Alongside the co-product of Corn Energy, the processing of corn also yields Corn feed meal PL, Corn steeping water and Corn-DDGS. These co-products are highly suitable as insect feed.