Fishmeal

The product is a fishmeal manufactured from residual tuna albacore and other tuna fish leftovers, supplied in 50 kg polypropylene bags. The specification sheet lists a crude protein content of 58 %, a maximum fat content of 12 %, moisture not exceeding 10 %, ash up to 23 %, and salt and sand combined not more than 5 %. Additional quality parameters include free fatty acids limited to 10 %, histamine capped at 800 ppm, total volatile nitrogen (TVN) up to 170 ppm, an antioxidant minimum of 150 ppm, and a reported digestibility of up to 90 %. All microbiological tests for Salmonella and Singuella are negative, and the product bears the Bisnesmun label.

Fishmeal of this grade is typical for the industry, where crude protein usually ranges between 55 % and 65 % and fat content is kept below 12 % to ensure stability in feed formulations. The raw material source - tuna processing residues - provides a favourable amino acid profile, especially high in lysine and methionine, which supports growth in carnivorous species. Standard industry practice adds antioxidants such as ethoxyquin at 150 ppm to limit oxidation, and the moisture ceiling of 10 % helps prevent microbial spoilage during storage.

Primary users include aquaculture farms raising salmon, trout and marine finfish, as well as poultry and swine operations seeking a high‑protein feed ingredient. Importers typically request a certificate of analysis confirming the listed nutrient levels and the absence of pathogens before shipment. Trade terms are negotiated per order; the product is loaded at Guayaquil port in Ecuador and can be shipped under FOB or CIF incoterms as agreed with the buyer.

Bisnesmun Co. is located in Guayaquil, Guayas province, Ecuador, as indicated by the listed address. The supplier is classified under the harbour trust tier, but the platform records show a zero‑percent response rate and no recent response time, suggesting limited communication activity at present. The company’s catalogue focuses on fishmeal produced from tuna processing residues, and it supplies the product in new 50 kg polypropylene bags with label branding.

The listing does not provide additional corporate history, production capacity, or export certifications, and Bisnesmun Co. does not disclose any third‑party audit results. Potential buyers should therefore seek direct confirmation of the company’s operational status, quality management system and any relevant certifications such as HACCP or ISO 22000 before committing to a purchase.