Blood Meal Buying Guide: Spray-Dried vs Ring-Dried, Quality and Bulk Supply

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Quick answer: Blood meal is sold mainly as spray-dried (fine, highly digestible, used in feed) or ring/flash-dried (granular, often used in feed and fertilizer). Look for 80–90% protein, high lysine, low moisture and safety testing. For fertilizer, check nitrogen content (about 12–13%); for feed, check digestibility and processing method.

Updated October 2026 · NDRG Kokal Enterprise, Sarawak, Malaysia

Key facts

Protein	80–90%
Lysine	Very high
Spray-dried	Fine powder, high digestibility
Ring/flash-dried	Granular, robust
Nitrogen (fertilizer)	About 12–13%
Packing	25–50 kg bags

Types of blood meal

Type	Process	Best for
Spray-dried	Blood sprayed into hot air and dried quickly	Piglet, poultry, pet and fish feed
Ring / flash-dried	Coagulated blood dried in a ring dryer	Feed and fertilizer
Drum/batch-dried (older method)	Long, high-heat drying	Fertilizer (lower digestibility)

Quality checklist

Crude protein and lysine on the certificate of analysis.
Moisture below about 10%.
Digestibility for feed use.
Salmonella-negative and properly heat-treated.
Dark red-brown colour, no burnt or putrid smell.

Price factors

Drying method (spray-dried usually costs more).
Protein and digestibility.
Order volume and delivery.

Learn how to apply it in our blood meal fertilizer guide or order dried blood meal.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between spray-dried and ring-dried blood meal?

Spray-dried is a fine powder with high digestibility for feed; ring-dried is granular and widely used in feed and fertilizer.

How much protein is in blood meal?

Usually 80% to 90% crude protein, with very high lysine.

Is blood meal used in animal feed?

Yes, especially as a lysine-rich protein in pig, poultry, fish and pet diets where permitted.

Buy in bulk: request a wholesale quote from NDRG Kokal Enterprise, Siburan, Sarawak. Call or WhatsApp +60 13-739 1922 or email info@ndrgkokalenterprise.com.

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