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PRODUCTS
Oils & Lipids
High in lauric acid and easily digestible
About this product
Black soldier fly oil is not a commodity fat. A substantial share of its fatty acid profile is lauric acid (C12:0), a medium-chain fatty acid rarely available in feed outside coconut and palm kernel derivatives. Black soldier flies produce it using dramatically less land and water.
The commercial interest is concentrated in young animals, where the combination of high digestibility and medium-chain fatty acid content shows up most clearly in performance.
Product Profile
Form
Processing
Lipid Fraction
Markets
Guaranteed Analysis
Documentation
Liquid oil
Mechanically pressed — no solvents
Lauric acid (C12:0)
Swine · Poultry · Pet food
Supplied in the technical data sheet
TDS · SDS · CoA issued per lot
Hermetia illucens · produced in the U.S. & Latin America
Applications
Swine
Poultry
Pet food
Regulatory Status
Supplied against the applicable AAFCO ingredient definition for black soldier fly larvae products, with the approved species and life stages confirmed for your formulation.
Starter and nursery diets
Starter feeds
Palatability and coat condition
What You’ll Receive
Technical Data Sheet
Guaranteed analysis, physical properties and handling
Safety Data Sheet
Storage, handling and transport
Certificate of Analysis
Issued per lot on supply
Inclusion Guidance
Formulation definition and species coverage
Regulatory Statement
Ingredient definition and species coverage
Product Sample
Shipped to your R&D or QA address
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