A premix goes into a ration at a fraction of a percent, but it carries every vitamin and trace element the animal receives. Get it wrong and nothing else in the formulation can compensate.
We supply the same vitamin and mineral packages we use in our own NOZO production — to feed mills, to farms blending on-site, and to universities and agencies running trials.
What we supply
Supplied to feed mills, farms blending their own rations, and institutions running trials.
Fat- and water-soluble vitamins in concentrated form — A, D3, E, K3 and the B group — carried on a suitable diluent for even distribution through the mixer.
Trace mineral packages — the microminerals — covering iron, zinc, copper, iodine, cobalt, manganese and selenium.
Why premix quality matters
A premix goes in at a fraction of a percent, yet it carries every vitamin and trace element in the ration. Three things determine whether it does its job.
At low inclusion rates, poor carrier quality or particle size mismatch leaves some animals over-supplied and others short. The carrier matters as much as the actives.
Vitamins degrade with heat, moisture and time — and Malaysian conditions are hard on all three. Stock rotation and sensible storage matter more here than in temperate markets.
A premix specified for broilers is not a premix for dairy cattle. Tell us the species and production stage and we will point you at the right one.
We use these ourselves
We are not reselling something we have never handled. These are the vitamin and mineral packages we put into our own production — nine formulations across poultry, goats, sheep and cattle, made at our mill in Nilai.
Specifications, inclusion rates and pack sizes are confirmed when we quote.
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Species, production stage and rough monthly volume is enough for us to come back with the right product and a price.
Talk to our team for expert guidance, product specifications and pricing tailored to your farm.