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Use of Molasses

Raw materials: glaze, alcohols, sweeteners, tobacco flavor, ...

Molasses is also used in fermentation to produce products such as ethanol, yeast, amino acids and citric acid as well as used in tile production.

At present, in the processing factories of monosodium glutamate, concentrated molasses is becoming an important raw material for animal feed production and aquaculture.

Use molasses as a feed additive in livestock: cattle, poultry, ruminants

Molasses has been used as a feed for livestock and poultry since the 19th century. At that time, molasses was used as an energy source and also as a vacuum cleaner. Dust restraint is of great importance because cattle are particularly prone to dust-induced lung disease, and dust is also a problem for livestock farmers. Dust also increases leftovers. The literature shows that 10% of molasses actually removes all dust and 30% eliminates fine particles.

Molasses has been used to feed livestock (both ruminants and single stomachs) in many tropical countries. In the past, molasses was used for relatively low levels of diet in the diet (usually less than 20% of the diet). However, near-full-scale studies in Cuba show that molasses can be used as a substitute for grain as a solution to intensification of animal production in the tropics. Molasses can be fed to livestock in a number of different ways, such as molasses and other feeds, diluted molasses for direct energy supply or as an NPN, vitamins, minerals and even veterinary drugs.