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It is a pelletized form of Tapioca Residue, which is a by-product from Tapioca Starch production process. Containing starch and fiber, tapioca residue is suitable for animal feed uses and can be conveniently mixed in feed formulas along with other raw materials. Tapioca Residue Pellet Tapioca Residue Pellet Our tapioca residue pellet specifications are as follows: Starch 45-48% max. (depending on season) Fiber 15-17% max. (depending on season) Moisture 14% max. Sand/Silica 3% max. Diameter: about 10 mm If this is not a product you are looking for, try other products we offer: Tapioca Chips Tapioca Pellets For more enquiries…

Tapioca Chip is made from Tapioca Roots. After harvested, the roots are chopped either by hands or machines, and sundried. Local feed mills and farms in Thailand use tapioca chips in their feed formulas due to its availability and competitive price. Meanwhile, it can be used to produce Ethanol or Alcohol for industrial uses as well. Tapioca Chips Tapioca Chips Our tapioca chip specifications are as follows: Starch 65-68% max. (depending on season)Fiber 5% max.Moisture 14% max.Sand/Silica 3% max. If this is not a product you are looking for, try other products we offer: Tapioca Residue Pellets Tapioca Pellets For…

Tapioca Pellet or Tapioca Hard Pellet is made from Tapioca Chips. While Tapioca Chip is cheaper due to no cost of production, Tapioca Pellet has some advantages to be considered. 1. Uniform product: Tapioca Chips are sun-dried, and moisture content could be varied among each batch. Production of tapioca pellets also includes heat process which helps maintain moisture content and creates uniform shape of product. 2. Storage and Transportation: The advantages of Tapioca Pellets over Tapioca Chips are not only the controlled quality, but also the logistics benefits. Tapioca Pellets occupy less warehouse and vehicle spaces compared to Tapioca Chips,…