Amireia Pajoara is a Brazilian company founded in 1996 in Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul - the heart of Brazil's most productive cattle region. They pioneered the industrial production of extruded starch NPN technology for ruminant nutrition.
Their flagship product Amireia 200S is a complete NPN additive — efficient, economical, and trusted by large feed formulators and livestock producers across the globe. It combines innovation, quality, research and industrial excellence.
Today, Amireia Pajoara supplies producers across more than 25 countries on 5 continents and has recently expanded with a new production facility in Villeta, Paraguay to strengthen global logistics and capacity.
AP Australia Pty Ltd is the official Australian distributor, bringing this proven NPN technology directly to beef and dairy producers across Australia.
Amireia Pajoara was founded in 1996 in Campo Grande, Brazil — pioneering industrial NPN production for ruminants. Over the following decades they expanded to 25+ countries across 5 continents. In 2025 a new production facility opened in Villeta, Paraguay to strengthen global supply.
Cattle consume Amireia 200S mixed into dry licks, protein supplements, or total mixed rations. The pellet is a uniform extruded matrix — nitrogen (NPN), maize starch, and sulphur are blended throughout — ready to enter the rumen for controlled release.
The pellet enters the rumen — a large fermentation chamber at 38–39°C with billions of active microbes. Unlike raw urea which dissolves instantly, the extruded NPN matrix of Amireia 200S begins a controlled, measured release of nitrogen and sulphur.
The extruded matrix controls how fast nitrogen (NPN) and sulphur are released — spreading it over 12 hours. Raw urea releases instantly, flooding the rumen with ammonia faster than microbes can use it. Amireia 200S times the NPN release to perfectly match microbial demand.
Rumen microbes use the nitrogen (NPN) and sulphur released by Amireia 200S to build microbial protein — the highest-quality protein source for ruminants. The extruded starch provides synchronised energy, maximising microbial growth rates without ammonia excess.
The result: higher weight gain, better milk production, improved feed conversion, and lower feed costs. Energy that would have been wasted detoxifying excess ammonia is redirected to growth, milk, and reproduction — with a smaller environmental footprint.
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