Poultry
Discuss intended use, specification, destination market, and documentation needs for poultry-related feed projects.
Feed AdditivesGuanidinoacetic
Guanidinoacetic
Acid
Granray presents Guanidinoacetic Acid (GAA) as a feed-grade material for buyers reviewing product identity, selected TDS specification points, application context, and document requirements.
If you source GAA for feed-related applications, share your specification, destination market, and document requirements for further discussion.
Guanidinoacetic Acid product image from Granray customer materials.
Product identity
Product Identity and Specification References
GAA buyers can review the product identity and selected specification points below before sharing a project or document request.
Guanidinoacetic Acid (GAA)
Guanidinoacetic Acid (GAA) is a feed-grade material described in customer TDS information. Buyers can review product identity and selected specification points before discussing formulation, dosage context, and destination-market requirements.
CAS352-97-6
EINECS206-529-5
Molecular formulaC3H7N3O2
Packaging reference25kg/bag
Specification
Selected TDS Specification Points
These points are transcribed from the customer TDS and should be checked against the applicable specification sheet for the buyer's project.
| Item | Reference | Item | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade | Feed grade | Appearance | White or slightly yellow powder |
| Assay | ≥98.0% by HPLC | Loss on drying | ≤1.0% |
| Residue on ignition | ≤1.0% | 20 mesh pass rate | ≥95% |
Specification references do not constitute a certificate, a regulatory conclusion, or a guaranteed lot result. Request the applicable product documents for review.
Application context
Feed Application Discussions
GAA can be discussed as a feed-grade ingredient for projects where the buyer's formulation, target market, and technical documents are reviewed together.
Piglets and Weaners
Share the relevant grade, formulation context, packaging preference, and required product records for review.
Growing and Finishing Pigs
Technical discussion should remain tied to the buyer's formulation, market requirements, and confirmed documents.
Aquaculture
Share species context, intended application, destination market, and document checklist before further discussion.
Ruminants
Use the customer TDS as reference information only; final inclusion and use remain subject to buyer review.
Project-specific review
For other feed-related requirements, send the product name, target specification, quantity range, and document needs.
Dosage reference
Customer TDS Dosage-table Context
Ranges below are shown only as customer TDS reference information. They are not universal instructions, target-species guarantees, or performance claims.
| Project context in customer TDS | Reference range (kg/MT) | Communication boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Poultry | 0.4–0.6 | Reference for buyer review |
| Piglets / weaners | 0.4–0.6 | Reference for buyer review |
| Growing-finishing pigs | 0.6–0.8 | Reference for buyer review |
| Aquaculture | 0.8–1.0 | Reference for buyer review |
| Ruminants | 1.0–1.5 | Reference for buyer review |
Final formulation, dosage use, applicable species, label wording, and destination-market requirements must be confirmed by the buyer and the applicable technical/compliance review.
Documents
Specification and Document Review
Document requirements depend on the product and the project being evaluated. Request the applicable records for review; file availability and suitability are confirmed for the buyer's project.
Documents for a GAA inquiry
Send the product requirement and destination-market context first. Granray can then confirm which product records are relevant and available for review.
Discuss DocumentsSpecification sheetFor grade, assay or purity expectation, and comparison points.
COARequest and lot-specific review subject to applicable availability.
MSDS / SDS / TDSShare the required document type and destination market for confirmation.
Label informationDiscuss label wording and market-specific document requirements.
Buyer checklist
What to Include in a GAA Inquiry
A complete inquiry helps the team understand the request and identify the right document-review path.
Product and gradeProduct name, intended grade, and assay or purity expectation.
Application and marketIntended application, target context, destination country or market, and quantity range.
Packaging and documentsPackaging preference plus the specification sheet, COA, MSDS/SDS, TDS, label, or other records required.
FAQ
GAA Buyer FAQ
These questions help keep dosage and document communication within the available customer-material context.
Can the GAA dosage table be published?
Yes, as customer TDS reference information. It should not be converted into a universal instruction, a target-species guarantee, or a performance guarantee.
Can I request technical files?
Yes. Share the destination market and required document type. Availability and suitability should be confirmed before any file is treated as applicable to the project.
Can the page confirm regulatory compliance?
No. Compliance, registration, labeling, and market acceptance depend on the applicable destination market and require separate confirmation.
What information helps Granray review a GAA request?
Provide product name, grade, intended application, destination market, quantity range, packaging preference, and the document checklist.
RFQ
Send GAA Requirements
Share your product, quantity, destination market, packaging, and document requirements for a focused technical discussion.
Product name, grade, assay or purity expectation
Application area, destination market, and quantity range
Packaging preference and document checklist