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Fish oil is liquid oil extracted from oily fish — typically from species like sardines, mackerel, anchovies, etc. — by cooking, pressing, and centrifuging during fishmeal production.

Feed-grade means the oil meets quality and safety standards suitable for feed manufacturing but is not refined or certified as human-food-grade. It still contains high levels of essential nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids (especially EPA and DHA).

Feed-grade fish oil is added to animal feeds for several key benefits:

1. High nutritional value in feed
• It supplies energy and valuable long-chain omega-3 fatty acids (EPA, DHA), which are essential for growth and health in fish and other animals.

2. Improves feed efficiency and growth
• The fats in fish oil can make feeds more palatable and digestible, encouraging animals to eat better and convert feed to body mass more efficiently.

3. Supports health and immunity
• Omega-3s can support immune function, healthy development, and overall well-being in animals like fish, poultry, swine, and even pets.

4. Enhances end products
• In aquaculture, feeds with fish oil help farmed fish build up beneficial fats in their tissues — producing a more nutritious final product that may have higher omega-3 content for human consumption.

Because the nutritional benefits rely on omega-3 content and freshness, high-quality feed-grade fish oil is produced under controlled conditions. Improperly processed or oxidized oil can lose nutrients or negatively affect animals.

• Aquaculture feeds (shrimp, tilapia, salmon)

• Poultry diets

• Swine and cattle feed mixtures

• Companion animal food (e.g., dogs, cats)
  …where improved health, growth rate, and product quality are desired.