Import Cattle Feed — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Asma Tex’s Cattle Feed is a nutrient-rich formulation designed to support fattening and milk production in dairy and beef cattle. The feed is packaged in 40 kg polypropylene (PP) bags, which are durable and resistant to moisture, ensuring the product remains fresh during storage and transport. The formula is balanced to provide essential proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals tailored to the dietary needs of cattle at different growth stages.

The feed’s composition typically includes a mix of maize, soybean meal, wheat bran, and mineral premixes, with crude protein levels standard for cattle feed ranging between 14% to 22% depending on the target animal (e.g., dairy cows vs. beef cattle). Standard industry formulations also account for fibre content (ADF and NDF values) and energy levels (measured in megajoules of metabolisable energy per kg). The feed is produced under controlled conditions to maintain consistency and palatability.

This product is primarily used by dairy farms, beef fattening units, and mixed livestock operations in Pakistan and export markets. Buyers include small to large-scale farmers looking to optimise feed conversion ratios and improve animal health. The 40 kg bag size is practical for manual handling, while bulk orders can be arranged for larger operations. Sourcing from Pakistan offers cost advantages, but buyers should confirm the feed’s compliance with import regulations in their country.

Asma Tex is located 10 km north of Multan, on the Khanewal Road in Punjab, Pakistan. The company is classified as an imported-tier supplier, indicating it sources or processes materials for export markets. While the profile does not provide details on production capacity or certifications, its address places it in a region known for agricultural and livestock feed production.

The supplier specialises in cattle feed, with a focus on formulations for fattening and milk production. No additional information is available on quality control processes, client references, or export history beyond the listing. Buyers are advised to request detailed product specifications, including nutrient analysis reports and manufacturing certifications (e.g., ISO 22000 or local agricultural standards), to assess the feed’s suitability for their herds.