Feed phosphates

Monocalcium phosphate has higher phosphorus content and digestibility, so it is preferred in poultry and aquaculture feed. Dicalcium phosphate supplies more calcium and is economical in poultry, swine and ruminant diets. The choice depends on species and diet formulation.

Phosphate rock contains fluorine, which is toxic to animals in excess and accumulates in bone and teeth. Feed phosphates are defluorinated, and regulations commonly require a phosphorus to fluorine ratio of at least 100:1.

Inclusion rates depend on species, age and the rest of the diet, but feed phosphates typically make up about 1–2% of poultry diets. Nutritionists set the level to meet available phosphorus requirements.

Yes. Cosmo Chemistry manufactures and exports Feed phosphates from Surat, Gujarat, India to more than 55 countries, for customers in the feed & fertilisers industry. Send your grade, quantity and destination port for a quotation within one business day.

Every shipment of Feed phosphates from Cosmo Chemistry includes a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis (COA) and Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Certificate of Origin, third-party pre-shipment inspection and destination-specific regulatory documentation are arranged on request.