B2B wholesale supply · Liquid feed and fermentation ingredient
Beet Molasses Supplier — Bulk Supply for Feed, Yeast and Fermentation
Sugar beet molasses in industrial lots for compound feed mills, livestock producers, yeast and fermentation plants, ethanol producers, industrial ingredient distributors and international traders. We check the lot, prepare the documents and organise international delivery to your destination.
- 01Specification agreed per lot — your own specification or a reference standard; lot values confirmed by a quality passport or test protocol
- 02Bulk and container loading — transport format confirmed for the selected lot and route
- 03Origin and destination requirements checked before contract — Turkey-based trade and logistics operator
Request supply terms and specification
Price, lead time and minimum lot are calculated after we receive the destination, volume and application.
Reference values
- Dry substances, %
- min. 75.0
- Sucrose, direct polarization, %
- min. 43.0
- Reducing substances, %
- max. 1.0
- pH
- 6.5 – 8.5
Reference figures only. Conformity is not automatic: the values of an offered lot are confirmed by its own quality passport or test protocol.
- Product
- Sugar beet molasses
- Use
- Feed · yeast · fermentation
- Loading
- Confirmed per lot and route
- Basis
- Per confirmed route
- Buyers
- B2B only — industrial lots
- B2B only
- Documents per lot
- International logistics
- Origin confirmed
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Product
What beet molasses is and who buys it
Beet molasses (sugar beet molasses) is the thick dark liquid left after sugar is extracted from sugar beet. It is an industrial raw material, not a retail food product: buyers use it as an energy component in compound feed and rations, as a carbon source in fermentation, and as feedstock for yeast, alcohol and organic acid production.
What we supply
Sugar beet molasses in industrial lots for feed mills, livestock producers, yeast and fermentation plants, ethanol producers and industrial ingredient distributors. The specification is agreed per lot.
Different product
Cane and blackstrap molasses come from sugar cane and have a different sugar and ash profile. If your process requires cane molasses, tell us in the request and we will check separately.
Not a retail item
We do not sell bottled or table molasses. Supply starts from wholesale industrial lots; the minimum lot is confirmed during calculation.
Specification
Beet molasses specification
GOST 30561-2017 “Beet molasses. Specifications” is used as one of the reference specifications, alongside the specification agreed with the buyer. Conformity of a particular lot is never assumed: it is confirmed by the documents of that lot.
| Indicator | Reference requirement, GOST 30561-2017 | Example of an actual lot |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Thick viscous opaque liquid | Thick viscous opaque liquid |
| Colour | Brown to dark brown | Brown |
| Odour | Typical of beet molasses, no foreign odour | Conforms |
| Solubility in water | Complete | Dissolved |
| Dry substances, % | min. 75.0 | 79.2 |
| Sucrose by direct polarization, % | min. 43.0 | 47.9 |
| Reducing substances, % | max. 1.0 | 0.6 |
| pH | 6.5 to 8.5 | 7.1 |
Swipe the table sideways to see both columns.
The reference column is a benchmark, not a promise that every lot conforms to it. The example column shows values of one actual lot and is not a guarantee for future shipments. The characteristics of an offered lot are confirmed by its current quality passport or test protocol and agreed in the contract. For some countries the standard sets its own values for several indicators; these are taken into account when the specification is agreed.
Applications
Where beet molasses is used
Suitability for a specific process is assessed against your technical requirements before an offer is made.
Compound feed
Energy and binding component in compound feed and feed mixes; also used to reduce dust and improve palatability of rations.
Livestock and silage
Liquid carbohydrate component in cattle and small ruminant rations and as an additive for silage preparation.
Yeast production
Fermentable sugars of beet molasses are a classic nutrient medium for baker’s and feed yeast.
Fermentation and alcohol
Carbon source for ethanol, organic acids, amino acids and other microbiological processes.
Other applications — including any use in food production — are considered only after we review the buyer’s requirements and the documents required in the destination country.
Selection
Matching a lot to your process
Different processes look at different values. Feed mills usually start from dry substances and sugar content per tonne. Yeast and fermentation plants also look at reducing substances, pH and the impurity profile that affects the culture.
Send your target specification and application with the request. We compare it with the available lots and tell you plainly whether a lot matches, needs adjustment of the specification, or is not suitable.
- Dry substances and sugar content — energy value per tonne
- Reducing substances and pH — stability and behaviour in fermentation
- Viscosity and handling temperature — discharge and storage at destination
- Destination-country requirements — documents for feed or industrial use
- Volume and frequency — one-off lot or a regular contract
Origin and destination
Origin confirmed per lot
Turkey Logistic is a Turkey-based trade and logistics operator, not a producer. Goods can ship from the country of origin directly to your destination; transit through Turkey is not required.
We do not publish a list of origins: availability, origin and route are confirmed for each lot and stated in the documents. Before a contract is signed we also check the import requirements of your country for feed or industrial use, so that the document set is agreed in advance.
Origin, availability, volume, loading format and route are confirmed for the specific lot and fixed in the contract.
We do not substitute the agreed origin or specification without the buyer’s approval.
Loading and transport
Bulk loading and packaging
Molasses is a viscous liquid, so the transport format is confirmed for the selected lot and route, together with the season and the discharge facilities at destination. The options below are the formats normally used in this trade, not a standing offer. Transport is arranged as sea freight or road freight, depending on the direction.
Road tanker
For regional deliveries and buyers with tanker discharge and storage tanks, where the route allows it.
Rail tank car
For large volumes, where rail delivery to the buyer or to a transshipment point is available on the confirmed route.
Flexitank in a container
For sea routes and destinations without bulk liquid terminals, subject to lot and route confirmation.
IBC containers
For smaller lots and buyers who need the product in separate units, subject to lot confirmation.
No transport format is promised in advance: it is confirmed for the selected lot and route. Tell us how you can receive the product — tanker discharge, flexitank discharge, storage capacity and heating — and we will propose a workable option.
Incoterms and documents
Delivery basis and document set
The delivery basis is fixed once the route is confirmed; named ports and terminals are stated in the offer. Import formalities at destination depend on your country — where needed we can discuss customs clearance support and end-to-end supply.
Loading at the named port of shipment; the buyer arranges the main carriage.
Freight to the named port of destination is arranged on the seller’s side.
As CFR, plus cargo insurance to the named port of destination.
FCA, DAP and other bases are discussed after the route and transport mode are confirmed.
- Quality passport or test protocol of the lot
- Commercial documents: contract, invoice, packing list
- Transport documents for the agreed mode of transport
- Certificate of origin — on request, after lot confirmation
- Documents required by the destination country for feed or industrial use — on request, subject to confirmation
- Independent inspection at loading — on request, subject to confirmation
Availability of representative samples and pre-contract copies of quality documents is confirmed for the selected lot. Final documents accompany the shipment as agreed in the contract.
Process
How supply is organised
Request
You send the destination, volume, application, required specification and how you can receive the product.
Lot check
We check availability, the lot documents, the route and the requirements of your country.
Offer
You receive the specification, loading format, delivery basis, price and shipment period for the confirmed lot.
Contract
Quality, documents, inspection, delivery basis and payment terms are fixed in the contract.
Shipment and delivery
The lot is loaded and shipped on the agreed basis with its document set.
FAQ
Questions about beet molasses supply
What specification do you supply against?
The specification is agreed for each supply. GOST 30561-2017 for beet molasses is used as one reference, and your own specification can be used instead. Conformity is not automatic: the values of the offered lot are confirmed by its quality passport or test protocol.
What is the price per tonne?
We do not publish a fixed price. It depends on the volume, origin, loading format, delivery basis, route, destination and market conditions at the time of the offer, and is confirmed after the lot is agreed.
What is the minimum lot?
We work with wholesale industrial lots only. There is no public minimum: it depends on the available lot, the loading format and the route, and is confirmed during calculation.
Which origins are available?
We do not publish a list of origins. Origin is confirmed for the specific lot, stated in the documents and not substituted without your approval.
Is this beet molasses or cane molasses?
This page covers sugar beet molasses. Cane and blackstrap molasses are different products; if your process needs them, say so in the request and we will check separately.
In what form is it shipped?
Bulk or container loading: road tanker, rail tank car, flexitank in a container or IBC. No format is promised in advance — the transport format is confirmed for the selected lot and route, taking your discharge facilities into account.
Which Incoterms are available?
FOB, CFR and CIF for confirmed routes; FCA, DAP and other bases are discussed after the route and transport mode are confirmed.
Which documents accompany the shipment?
The quality passport or test protocol of the lot, commercial and transport documents. A certificate of origin and documents required by your country are prepared on request after the lot is confirmed.
Can you send a sample before the contract?
Availability of representative samples and pre-contract copies of quality documents is confirmed for the selected lot. Sampling and independent inspection are agreed for that lot, and the final documents accompany the shipment as agreed in the contract.
Can you supply regularly under a contract?
Yes, regular supply is discussed as a separate contract. Tell us your monthly or annual demand and the delivery schedule you need.
What are the payment terms?
Payment terms are agreed individually after the lot is confirmed and are fixed in the contract.
Which information is required for a quotation?
Your company, destination country and point of delivery, volume per shipment, expected frequency, application, target specification, preferred loading format and Incoterm, shipment period and the documents you need.
Beet molasses supply: specification, loading and logistics
Buyers search for beet molasses under many names: sugar beet molasses, feed molasses, molasses for animal feed, or simply bulk molasses. For an industrial buyer the practical questions are the same — what the dry substances and sugar content of the lot are, which documents come with it, how it will be loaded and discharged, and on which delivery basis it reaches the destination.
Turkey Logistic works on these questions as a Turkey-based trade and logistics operator: we check the lot and its documents, confirm the route and the requirements of the destination country, and fix everything in the contract. You can read more about our company or contact the office directly.
More about international beet molasses supply
Beet, cane and blackstrap molasses
Beet molasses comes from sugar beet processing, cane molasses from sugar cane. Blackstrap is the final cane molasses fraction. They differ in sugar profile, ash and taste, which is why beet molasses is used mainly in feed and fermentation rather than in food retail.
Dry substances, sugar and Brix
Commercial offers often quote Brix, while the standard specification for beet molasses is written in dry substances and sucrose by direct polarization. When you compare offers, compare the same parameters and always against the lot document, not against a website figure.
Feed and industrial use
In feed, molasses is valued as an energy and binding component; in yeast and fermentation plants, as a carbon source. The requirements differ, so the same lot is not automatically suitable for every process.
Loading and discharge
Because the product is viscous, discharge capability at destination decides the format: a tanker needs a receiving tank, a flexitank needs a discharge point at the container, IBC units are handled with ordinary equipment. Season and temperature affect pumping as well.
Documents
Each lot comes with its quality passport or test protocol and the commercial and transport documents. A certificate of origin and destination-country documents for feed or industrial use are prepared on request after the lot is confirmed.
What affects the price
Volume and frequency, origin, loading format, delivery basis, freight to the destination, the documents and inspection required, and the market situation at the time of the offer. This is why the price is calculated for a specific request rather than published.
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