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Description
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These are animal feed pelletised products with colour ranging from brown to yellow and are intermediate process by-products derived from dockage that is removed from grains. Screenings mean dockage that has been removed from grain and which does not qualify for any other grain grades. Screenings varies in quality depending on the level of parent and volunteer grain material, broken or shrunken kernels, hulls, weed seeds, chaff, dust and other plant material. Bulk density: 478-719 kg/m3. Cargo is stored inside before shipment. Please see section on "IMO Classification" for mandatory application of the materials under this cargo entry .
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Trade Names (Synonyms)
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Canadian Ground and Pelleted Screenings - Canadian Ground and Pelleted Grain Screenings - GSP - GSPs |
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