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TAPIOCA CHIP

TAPIOCA CHIP

TAPIOCA CHIP

SPECIFICATION:
– STARCH: 65% MIN
– MOISTURE: 14% MAX
– FIBER: 5% MAX

Contact to place an order:

Whatsapp: +84 973 572 030

Email: andrew@abimexco.com

Incoterms: FOB, CNF, CIF

Category: OTHER PRODUCTS Tags: Abimex Group, Tapioca Chip

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TAPIOCA CHIP

Tapioca chips are used as raw materials for animal feed, ethanol

alcohol and biofuel production.

Tapioca chips for animal feed shall be obtained by drying slices of

harvested tapioca roots. They are cleaned and transported to the drying

pad. The material shall be dry, free from dirt, impurities, and other

extraneous matter. They shall also be free from insects or fungus

infestation and rancid or objectionable odor.

SPECIFICATION:

– STARCH: 65% MIN
– MOISTURE: 14% MAX
– FIBER: 5% MAX

OUR PACKAGE:
IN BAGS OF 50KG
IN JUMBO BAGS OF 600-800KG

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