Premix Grade

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Premix Grade

A tier

Premix-grade ferrous sulfate is specified for blending into a vitamin-mineral premix: tight particle size so it does not separate, declared assay, and compatibility notes with ascorbate and other redox neighbours. The miller buys a premix, not a drum of green crystal. It may be dried, encapsulated, or both. The variety name is about the job—uniformity in a 0.1% addition—not about a different iron chemistry. Ask for a certificate that matches the national fortification rule you are trying to hit.

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Characteristics

Preparations

Conveyor StableFlour MillVitamin Premix

Traits

Assay WindowBlend UniformCertificateFortification JobMay Be CoatedNot A Kitchen JarRule MatchedWill Not Unmix

History

Central premix plants began specifying iron grades that would not unmix in a screw conveyor.

WHO and national flour schemes pushed premix-grade iron with declared particle specs.

Premix houses offered sulfate, fumarate, and NaFeEDTA options under the same "premix grade" buying habit.

Traceability and assay windows tightened on premix-grade ferrous sulfate lots.

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