Animal Nutrition
DHA Algal Oil
DHA algal oil is a fermentation-derived, non-fish source of docosahexaenoic acid evaluated for aquafeed and further refining. HUGE ROC supports specification review and export inquiries for the selected grade.
Grade, specification, packaging and regulatory requirements are confirmed for each order.
Product overview
- Fermentation-derived Schizochytrium algal oil provides a concentrated, non-fish source of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
- Available grades are evaluated for aquafeed formulation and downstream oil refining.
Representative technical data
- A referenced production batch contained 58.1% DHA and 0.81% EPA.
- Its peroxide value was 0.81 mmol/kg, anisidine value 1.8, moisture and volatiles 0.05%, insoluble impurities 0.04%, and acid value 0.75 mg KOH/g.
- These results are representative batch data rather than a universal sales specification.
Applications
Potential applications include larval and fry diets, marine and freshwater fish feed, shrimp and crustacean feed, broodstock nutrition, lipid blends, and further refining into application-specific DHA oils.
Grade and documentation
- The required DHA level, fatty-acid reporting basis, oxidation limits, antioxidant system, packaging, storage, regulatory use and destination market must be confirmed before order placement.
- Current specification, TDS, SDS and batch COA are supplied for the selected grade where available.
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Product documents
Files are reference documents. Confirm the applicable grade and latest revision before purchase.
TDS, SDS and sample COA are available on request for the applicable grade.