Copper Proteinate Copper Mineral Feed Additive With Excellent Gastrointestinal Stability And Safer Feeding Performance

1. Product Description

Copper Proteinate is a high‑efficiency organic trace mineral feed additive manufactured through advanced chelation technology, using high‑quality hydrolyzed protein and copper ions as raw materials. It forms a stable, natural chelate structure with excellent stability in the gastrointestinal tract, effectively avoiding nutrient antagonism and anti‑nutritional factor interference. Compared with inorganic copper sources, this product features significantly higher bioavailability, lower effective dosage, milder irritation to the intestinal tract, and safer feeding performance. It is specially developed to meet the precise copper nutrition requirements of livestock, poultry, aquaculture animals and special economic animals, supporting healthy growth, efficient metabolism and stable breeding benefits.

2. Specification & Quality Indicators

3. Main Product Functions & Efficacy

• Greatly improves copper absorption and utilization rate, reduces dietary addition volume, lowers feed cost and reduces copper excretion into the environment.

• Promotes normal hematopoiesis and iron metabolism, effectively preventing anemia, poor coat condition and slow growth in animals.

• Enhances animal antioxidant capacity and immune function, improves stress resistance, reduces the incidence of sub‑health and intestinal diseases.

Recommended Inclusion Rate: 30 – 50 grams per ton of complete formula feed

Dosage Adjustment Notes

• For piglets, broilers, young aquatic animals, breeding stock and animals under high stress: use the upper limit (40 – 50 g/ton complete feed).

• For fattening livestock, adult animals and low‑stress conventional breeding: use the lower to middle limit (30 – 40 g/ton complete feed).

• This product can be used alone or compounded with other organic trace minerals; total dietary copper content shall comply with national feed hygiene standards and animal nutrient requirement guidelines.