Grade B – Good Quality offers reliable standards at an affordable value. Products in this category are well-processed and suitable for regular use, though they may have minor variations in purity and size compared to Grade A. Customers still receive a dependable product that balances quality with cost-effectiveness.

Specifications:

• Moisture Content: ≤ 14%

• Broken Grains: ≤ 4%

• Foreign Particles: ≤ 1%

• Maize Dust: ≤ 2%

• Fungus (Aflatoxin): ≤ 0.1% (within food safety norms) 

• Weevilled Grains: ≤ 2% 

Grade C – Standard Quality is the most economical category, generally used for industrial and cattle feed purposes. While still processed for safety, these products contain higher levels of broken grains, maize dust, and foreign particles compared to Grade A and B. This makes them less suitable for direct human consumption but highly effective as a nutritious and cost-efficient option for livestock feed.

Specifications:

• Moisture Content: ≤ 15%

• Broken Grains: ≤ 6%

• Foreign Particles: ≤ 2%

• Maize Dust: ≤ 4%

• Fungus (Aflatoxin): ≤ 1 % (safe for feed use, not for food) 

• Weevilled Grains: ≤ 6% 

Grade D – Economy Quality represents the lowest grade, typically consisting of high levels of broken grains, dust, and foreign particles. This grade is unsuitable for human consumption but is widely used in animal feed, poultry feed, and industrial by-products. It offers a low-cost solution for bulk feed requirements where premium purity is not essential.

Specifications:

• Moisture Content: ≤> 16%

• Broken Grains: ≤ >10%

• Foreign Particles: ≤ >3%

• Maize Dust: ≤ >6%

• Fungus (Aflatoxin): ≤> 3% (restricted to feed/industrial use only) 

• Weevilled Grains: ≤ 8 %