HP 300 delivers fast protein for stronger, more uniform piglet growth

Piglets need fast protein to support efficient protein deposition. With HP 300, young piglets absorb protein earlier and more efficiently, which supports gut health, faster growth, and improved uniformity.

More uniform pigs reach end weight at the same time, reducing workload and improving overall herd efficiency.

The Benefits of HP 300 on Pig Health

Feed accounts for up to 70% of total production costs. Using Hamlet Protein specialty soy proteins in young animal feed, you can optimize feed efficiency – and maximize your return on investment.

The key is their easy absorption by immature guts. Although used only for a limited period, our proteins have a strong carry-over effect on animal growth and performance. Numerous feeding trials have documented the positive effects on piglet health, growth and performance. These include:

High protein digestibility
Improved feed conversion
Strong, uniform piglet growth
Healthy gut development
Documented ROI

Proven Results of HP 300

HP 300 delivers fast protein kinetics comparable to animal proteins, making it the only vegetable plasma and a cost-efficient alternative to whey, blood plasma, and fish meal.

Figure 1. Percentage of protein that is hydrolyzed very fast (within 30 minutes) in vitro. Note: SBM=soybean meal; SPC=soy protein concentrate; FSBM=fermented soybean meal; SDP=spray-dried plasma.

What are protein kinetics?

Protein kinetics describe how quickly and where protein is digested and absorbed.

The quicker a protein can be digested and absorbed the quicker it becomes bioavailable and the more of the protein is going to be used.

Fast absorbable protein ingredients improve nitrogen retention and feed efficiency.

HP 300 is digested early in the intestine, resulting in:

Increased protein deposition
Lower feed conversion ratio (FCR)
Reduced nitrogen excretion
Less protein fermentation in the hindgut

Contact Us Today

Hamlet Protein is attending World Pork Expo 2026 June 3-4.

Join us for lunch and feed your brain with new insights on soybean meal quality, ANFs, and their impact on nursery-grower pig performance. Attend this incredible event at 11:30 on Wednesday, June 3 in TENT EV314.

Together with Hamlet Protein's experts, leading researchers from Iowa State University and Kansas State University will share recent data and practical perspectives on digestion, gut health and ingredient variability.