What is citrus pulp and how is it used in animal feeding?

Citrus pulp is a vegetable residue derived from processing citrus fruits. It is commonly pelletized and used as an energy‑rich component in livestock rations.

How should citrus pulp be stored to maintain its quality?

Citrus pulp should be kept in a dry, well‑ventilated environment and protected from moisture. Cool storage helps preserve pellet integrity and prevents mold growth.

Citrus Pulp

Citrus pulp is a vegetable residue derived from processing citrus fruits. It is used in animal feeding as a by‑product of juice production.

Prices, specifications and international trade for citrus pulp under HS 230800.

Citrus Pulp Price

$337USD/t

Published reference · Jul 1, 2026

Citrus Pulp Historical Unit Values

Citrus pulp is quoted in USD/t at BRA. Historical customs values may differ from the headline reference.

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Citrus Pulp Exports and Imports

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Brazil led reported citrus pulp exports in 2025, at $94.4M.

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Citrus Pulp Facts and HS Code

Citrus pulp belongs to meals and feed ingredients within grains, oilseeds, oils and feed. Its customs classification covers HS 230800.

Citrus Pulp HS Code

Position in the chain	By product
Category	Meals and feed ingredients — Grains, oilseeds, oils and feed
HS codes	230800
Quoted in	USD/t
Reference location	BRA

Production & Handling

Processing steps for citrus pulp include Washing, De‑seeding, Grinding.

Production and Storage

Processing steps	Washing De‑seeding Grinding Drying or pelleting

Uses & Risks

Citrus pulp is used in Animal feed.

End Uses

Animal feed
Used as a protein‑rich ingredient in livestock and aquaculture feed formulations.

Uses and Related Commodities

Downstream industries	Feed manufacturing

Citrus Pulp Questions

What is citrus pulp and how is it used in animal feeding?: Citrus pulp is a vegetable residue derived from processing citrus fruits. It is commonly pelletized and used as an energy‑rich component in livestock rations.
How should citrus pulp be stored to maintain its quality?: Citrus pulp should be kept in a dry, well‑ventilated environment and protected from moisture. Cool storage helps preserve pellet integrity and prevents mold growth.