Import Corn Stalks — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Viet Nam

Corn stalks are the residual stems from maize harvests and are harvested in Viet Nam. Kotinochi JSC supplies these stalks as a feedstock with a reputation for high nutritional content, especially for ruminants such as buffaloes, cows and deer. The supplier states that the material is collected during the harvest season when surplus stalks would otherwise be discarded or burned, turning a waste stream into a usable product. Each batch originates from Vietnamese farms and is handled to retain its natural fibre structure. The product is offered without any declared minimum order quantity, price band, or lead‑time in the listing, so buyers must request those details directly.

In the feed industry corn stalks typically contain 20‑25 % moisture, 6‑8 % crude protein, 30‑35 % fibre and 5‑7 % ash, values that influence digestibility for livestock. Bulk density for loose stalks usually ranges between 120 and 150 kg m³, while individual stalk length falls between 150 and 250 cm and diameter around 2‑4 cm. These figures are considered standard for Vietnamese maize residues and help buyers size storage silos or bulk transport containers. Kotinochi JSC does not provide laboratory‑tested values in the public data, so purchasers should ask for recent analysis reports if precise nutrient composition is required.

The primary market for corn stalks includes feed manufacturers, livestock farms and bio‑energy producers who value the material as a low‑cost fibre source or as a renewable fuel. Importers generally arrange shipment on a FOB basis from Vietnamese ports, negotiate payment terms such as T/T against documents, and may request packaging in bulk bales or loose bundles depending on handling facilities. Because the listing lacks explicit trade terms, buyers are advised to confirm packaging preferences, incoterms and any certification requirements with Kotinochi JSC before finalising an order.

Kotinochi JSC is listed as a harbour‑tier supplier based in Viet Nam. The public profile provides a formatted address indicating operation within the country, but no further corporate background, employee count or revenue figures are disclosed. The supplier’s response metrics show a 0.00 % response rate and no average response time recorded, which suggests that recent communication data is unavailable on the platform.

The company’s current listing focuses exclusively on corn stalks, positioning the material as a feedstock rather than a processed product. No certifications, such as ISO or organic, are mentioned, and the description does not state any third‑party testing procedures. Prospective buyers should therefore request any quality certificates, analysis reports and details of the harvesting and handling practices directly from Kotinochi JSC.