Masham Micronized Feeds (MMF) is one of the
UK's leading manufacturers of premier animal feed ingredients.
This North Yorkshire firm 's division was established in 1974 to
develop products based on a new technology called
micronization, in which infrared rays are used to cook feedstuffs
at lower temperatures and for shorter times than other heating
methods.
Micronization improves the nutritional value of cereals and
pulses. Benefits include an increase in available energy and
improved digestibility due to the gelatinization of starch
molecules. This is particularly beneficial in starter diets for
young animals and poultry. Micronization creates a vibrant and
aesthetically pleasing product in flaked form - ideal for creating
visually appealing finished feeds.
Over forty years on, Masham Micronized Feeds is now the
UK Market leader and one of Europe's largest, most
experienced suppliers of cooked, micronized animal feedstuffs to
traders, wholesalers and feed manufacturers in the agricultural,
pet and equine sectors. The MMF brand and ethos has become
synonymous with:
- Top quality products
- Advanced technology
- Excellent service
- Extensive and developing product range
- Comprehensive quality assurance systems
- Fully UFAS and BETA NOPS accredited producing safe
ingredients
Our customers, in some 30+ countries around the world, come
to us for quality products, and professional service with a
personal touch.
Masham Micronized Feeds is a division of I'Anson
Brothers, which has been supplying farmers across
Yorkshire and the North of England with quality feedstuffs since
1900.
Since 1974, a vigorous research and development programme has
enabled us to extend and develop the micronization process. Today
Masham Micronized Feeds is one of Europe's largest, most
experienced suppliers of micronized and flaked products to the
Animal Feed and Pet Food industries .
We are the sole developers, manufacturers and patent holders for
the number one selling quick-soaking sugar beet - Speedi-Beet. This
is sold in 26 different countries and was a Winner of the
Queens Award for Enterprise in the Innovation
Category.