Duara Group sources and supplies raw materials used in the production of poultry, dairy, cattle, pig, goat, sheep and other livestock feeds. We support feed manufacturers, farms, distributors and new feed businesses with ingredient sourcing, bulk supply and recurring procurement.
Every product remains subject to supplier availability. Final specification, volume, packaging and delivery basis are confirmed before quotation.
Duara Group can source one ingredient or coordinate a schedule covering several raw-material groups. The buyer's approved formulation and specification determine the products requested.
Protein meals are sourced by product identity, processing method and analytical specification. Soya powder and canola powder must be defined because those names may describe different materials.
Cereal and milling ingredients are selected for the planned feed, nutrient profile, processing method and acceptance limits rather than by commodity name alone.
Fibre sources vary by crop, milling process and storage condition. Buyers should state the intended animal class and limits for moisture, fibre, contaminants and particle size.
Expeller cake and extracted meal are not automatically equivalent. Processing route, hull content, residual oil, protein and fibre should be confirmed for each source.
Macro-mineral and trace-mineral inputs must be feed-suitable and sourced against the buyer's chemical, physical, regulatory and documentation requirements.
Concentrates and micro-ingredients are matched to the animal class, feed stage, approved inclusion rate and destination-market registration requirements.
The examples below help buyers organise an enquiry; they are not fixed formulas or feeding instructions. Ingredient selection and inclusion rates must follow a formulation approved by a qualified animal nutritionist or feed specialist.
Feed stages and uses
Chick starter, grower, finisher, layers mash, broiler starter and broiler finisher
Possible ingredient categories
Maize, soya meal, sunflower meal, wheat bran, limestone, premixes, salt, DCP and buyer-specified feed additives.
Feed stages and uses
Dairy meal, high-yield dairy feed, dry-cow feed and calf feed where relevant
Possible ingredient categories
Maize germ, wheat bran, pollard, soya meal, canola meal, sunflower meal, molasses, mineral premix, salt and calcium sources.
Feed stages and uses
Growing, finishing and maintenance programmes
Possible ingredient categories
Maize and cereal ingredients, bran, canola meal, soya meal, sunflower cake, molasses, salt and mineral premixes.
Feed stages and uses
Piglet, grower, finisher and sow or breeder feed
Possible ingredient categories
Maize, soya meal, wheat bran, pollard, pig concentrate, premixes, mineral ingredients and feed additives.
Feed stages and uses
Young-stock, maintenance, breeding and finishing requirements
Possible ingredient categories
Cereal ingredients, protein meals, bran, mineral mixes, salt and molasses where suitable for the approved formulation.
Feed stages and uses
Species- and growth-stage-specific feeds where suitable ingredients are available
Possible ingredient categories
Soya meal, fish meal where permitted and available, maize, oilseed meals, minerals and vitamin ingredients specified by the formulator.
Tell us the animal type, feed type, expected monthly production, location, preferred ingredients, packaging and whether you need one or several inputs. We can source the raw materials required for your planned formulation and work with your specified ingredient list.
If you do not yet have a formulation, engage a qualified animal nutritionist or feed specialist first. Duara Group handles ingredient procurement once the formulation and specification are established; this page does not offer veterinary nutrition consultancy or certified-feed formulation.
Established manufacturers can request recurring procurement, monthly supply, large-volume orders, several ingredients in one schedule, alternative sources when usual suppliers are unavailable, import sourcing and appropriate consolidation.
Provide monthly tonnage, the approved specification, delivery location and required schedule. We will assess sources and confirm availability, quotation validity, documentation and delivery responsibilities for each ingredient.
Feed ingredients can be sourced against the following buyer-defined parameters. Exact values are not universal and are confirmed for the proposed source and transaction.
Available packaging depends on the ingredient, supplier, order volume, loading method, destination and receiving equipment.
Duara Group can investigate suitable feed-ingredient sources in Kenya, East Africa and wider African markets, with international sourcing where the specification, volume or local availability requires it.
The quotation identifies the proposed source, origin where required, shipment basis, available documents and delivery scope. No origin or permanent stock position is assumed.
Tell us what you manufacture and the ingredients you require. Duara Group can source individual raw materials or multiple ingredients for your production requirements.
Feed formulations can use cereal energy sources, protein meals, milling by-products, fibre ingredients, oils or molasses, minerals, premixes and approved additives. The correct combination and inclusion rates must come from a qualified animal nutritionist or feed specialist.
Duara Group can assess requests for maize and other cereals, soya meal, canola meal, sunflower cake or meal, bran and milling by-products, concentrates, premixes, minerals and additives. Final products, specifications and availability are confirmed before quotation.
Yes. A buyer can submit one ingredient schedule covering multiple products, monthly tonnage, specifications, packaging, delivery locations and call-off dates. Each line remains subject to source approval and availability.
Yes, by sourcing the ingredients on the business's approved formulation or ingredient list. Duara Group does not replace a qualified animal nutritionist and does not create or certify feed formulas through this page.
Recurring procurement can be assessed from monthly tonnage, specification, storage capacity, destination and required frequency. Supply continuity, pricing basis and delivery terms are confirmed commercially.
Provide the ingredient, quantity, specification, packaging, delivery location, required date and recurring frequency. Include COA, mycotoxin, microbiological, origin or regulatory requirements where they apply.