Import Feed, Animal Feeding — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Netherlands

Erimpex offers a portfolio of animal feed ingredients sourced in the Netherlands, comprising yellow feed corn, feed wheat, white corn, sunflower meal, soybean meal, white 100 % broken rice and export‑grade wheat straw. The listed weight per bale is 20 kg ± and a full 20‑ft container carries approximately 19 MT ±, allowing up to 960 bales per container under standard loading conditions. The company emphasises reasonable pricing and limited quantity availability, encouraging prompt enquiries from importers.

Typical yellow feed corn from the region contains 13 - 15 % moisture and 8 - 9 % protein, while wheat straw meets a bulk density of 70 - 80 kg / m³. Sunflower meal generally provides 40 - 45 % oil content and 30 - 35 % crude protein, and soybean meal is known for 44 - 48 % crude protein on a dry basis. White broken rice usually exhibits a moisture content of 12 - 14 % and a low broken‑grain percentage, making it suitable for inclusion in mixed rations for poultry and swine.

Importers should request a certificate of analysis and a phytosanitary certificate for each ingredient before finalising the purchase. Incoterms can be arranged as FOB Rotterdam or CIF to the destination port, with payment terms commonly set as T/T against documents. Erimpex’s harbour‑tier verification confirms a validated corporate presence in Amsterdam, supporting smoother customs clearance for bulk feed shipments.

Erimpex is located at Boetonstraat 3C, Amsterdam, Netherlands. The supplier carries a harbour‑tier status, indicating that its corporate registration has been verified on the platform. The listed address provides a clear point of contact for trade negotiations and documentation exchange.

The firm specialises in exporting a range of feed ingredients, with a focus on bulk handling of bales and containerised grain. While the platform records a zero response rate and no average response time, the harbour‑tier verification suggests that Erimpex maintains the necessary regulatory compliances for international feed trade.