About MWC FEEDS - Animal & Cattle Feed Supplier in Poland

Poland, Gdynia, lists six active products in its catalogue. The items include Yellow Corn (feed grade) under HS code 1005.90, several grain‑based compound feeds classified under HS code 2309.90, Fresh Alfalfa Hay (HS 1214.90), and Wheat Grains (HS 1001.19). Each entry specifies the material - feed‑grade corn, mixed grains with protein meals and vitamin‑mineral premixes, alfalfa grass for hay, and standard wheat kernels. The catalogue repeats the HS 2309.90 designation for both a general animal feed and a broiler chicken feed, indicating a focus on mixed‑grain feed formulations.

The supplier’s product list covers core feed categories such as animal & cattle feed, meat & poultry feed, and basic agricultural grains. Descriptions reference grain‑based compound feeds, protein‑rich meals, vitamin‑mineral premixes, and raw cereals. The entries are limited to the six SKUs shown, with no additional product lines or processing services mentioned.

Product Range and Specialties of MWC FEEDS

MWC FEEDS offers Yellow Corn (feed grade) which in the European market typically meets moisture levels below 14 % and protein content around 8‑10 %. Grain‑based compound feeds under HS 2309.90 are usually formulated to contain 18‑22 % crude protein, with soy, rapeseed or sunflower meals as the primary protein sources, and must comply with EU Feed Hygiene Regulation (Regulation (EC) No 183/2005). Fresh Alfalfa Hay is commonly harvested at a dry matter content of 85‑90 % and shipped in bales or bulk bags. Wheat grains fall under standard milling grades (ICUMSA 45‑70) and are often packed in 25 kg bags or bulk containers for export. Typical packaging for the feed products includes 25 kg polypropylene bags, 20 ft or 40 ft containers, and moisture‑proof liners to preserve quality during sea transit.

Trade and Export Information - MWC FEEDS

Poland is a major EU exporter of animal feed and cereal grains, with shipments frequently destined for Western Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. The HS code families represented - 1001, 1005, 1214 and 2309 - are subject to EU phytosanitary checks and may require a phytosanitary certificate, a Certificate of Origin, and compliance with the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation. Buyers often request ISO 22000 or HACCP certification for feed safety, as well as testing reports for mycotoxins (e.g., aflatoxin < 20 µg/kg) and moisture content. Standard Incoterms for bulk feed shipments from Gdynia are FOB Gdynia or CIF Mediterranean ports, using 20 ft or 40 ft containers stacked with pallets or bulk bags. Export logistics from Poland benefit from well‑developed rail and port infrastructure, allowing typical transit times of 10‑15 days to the Mediterranean and 20‑30 days to the Red Sea region.

Sourcing from MWC FEEDS - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing from MWC FEEDS, request a recent proximate analysis for each feed batch, covering crude protein, fibre, fat, and moisture levels. Ask for a mycotoxin test report (aflatoxin, deoxynivalenol) and a phytosanitary certificate confirming the product meets EU import requirements. Verify that the supplier can provide a Certificate of Origin and, if required by the buyer’s market, an ISO 22000 or HACCP compliance statement before finalizing the order. Samples of 5‑10 kg are standard for feed trials and should be shipped in sealed, moisture‑proof bags to preserve integrity during testing.

What HS codes are used for MWC FEEDS' feed products?

The catalogue lists Yellow Corn (feed grade) under HS 1005.90, grain‑based compound and broiler chicken feeds under HS 2309.90, Fresh Alfalfa Hay under HS 1214.90, and Wheat Grains under HS 1001.19.

How can I request a sample of the Yellow Corn feed grade?

Contact the supplier to arrange a 5‑10 kg sample shipped in a sealed 25 kg bag. Ask that the sample be accompanied by a recent proximate analysis and mycotoxin test report.

Which certifications should I verify for the animal feed items?

Typical buyers request proof of compliance with the EU Feed Hygiene Regulation, an ISO 22000 or HACCP certification, and a phytosanitary certificate. A Certificate of Origin is also commonly required for customs clearance.

What are the usual minimum order quantities for wheat grains and alfalfa hay?

Standard minimum orders are one 20 ft container (approximately 20‑22 metric tonnes) for wheat grains and one 20 ft container (about 18‑20 metric tonnes) for bulk Alfalfa Hay, though smaller bulk‑bag orders may be negotiated.

What packaging formats are used for the feed products?

Feeds are typically packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags, stacked on pallets for container loading. Bulk alfalfa hay is often shipped as round or square bales, or in bulk bags of 500‑800 kg.

What lead time should I expect for a container shipment from Gdynia?

From order confirmation to vessel loading, a lead time of 25‑35 days is common for 20 ft or 40 ft containers, depending on production scheduling and shipping line availability.

Which markets does MWC FEEDS commonly export to?

Export destinations include EU member states, the United Kingdom, the Middle East (e.g., Saudi Arabia, UAE), and North African countries such as Egypt and Morocco, reflecting typical demand for feed grains and compound feeds from these regions.

How are the feed products inspected before export?

Products undergo EU feed‑safety inspections, including visual checks for foreign material, moisture testing, and laboratory analysis for nutrient composition and mycotoxin levels. Documentation of these inspections is provided with the commercial invoice.