MALT Supplier in Malaysia
MALT supplier in Malaysia for beverage, food, feed and grain-processing buyers. MALT is cereal grain that has been germinated under controlled conditions and dried or kilned, and it is purchased by cereal source, processing profile, colour, enzyme activity, extract potential and physical form.
Commercial options include whole base malted grain, specialty kilned or roasted grades, crushed malt and coarse grist. Barley is a common source, while other cereal malts need their grain identity declared because composition, flavour and processing behaviour depend on the source and malting treatment.
Brewers, distillers and food manufacturers use MALT as a grain input for mashing, flavour, colour and further processing, while feed formulators may specify whole or milled malted grain against a feed composition. Malt extract, wort, beer, malt drinks and other finished products are downstream materials and are not merged into this page.
Send the required cereal source, base or specialty grade, whole, crushed or grist form, target specification, quantity and delivery location with your enquiry. Availability, packing, documentation, delivery route and timing are confirmed with the quotation.

- CAS number
- 977023-73-6
- Grade
- base malted grain, specialty kilned malt, roasted malt, crushed malt grist, feed-grade malted grain
- Appearance
- tan to deep brown whole kernels, crushed grain or coarse grist, depending on cereal and kilning
MALT grades and forms
We supply several forms to suit different formulating and dosing setups. If you need a size that is not listed, ask us.
| Grade | Form | Assay | Typical use | Packing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base malted grain | whole dried malted barley or another declared cereal grain | — | Brewing, distilling, food and further-processing requirements where the buyer specifies cereal source, kilning basis, moisture, extract potential, enzyme activity, protein and colour profile. | Dry grain packing and commercial details are confirmed with the quotation. |
| Specialty kilned or roasted MALT | whole or crushed malted grain with a declared kilning or roasting profile | — | Food, beverage and flavour development where colour, aroma, flavour, fermentability and process contribution are selected for the complete recipe without treating the material as malt extract. | Grain form, packing and supporting documents are confirmed for the quoted grade. |
| Crushed MALT or grist | coarsely milled malted grain | — | Mashing, brewing, distilling and food processing that requires a stated crush profile while retaining the bran, endosperm and other grain fractions of the selected malt. | Crush requirement and moisture-protective dry packing are confirmed with the quotation. |
| Feed-grade malted grain | whole, crushed or coarsely milled malt product | — | Animal and aquaculture feed manufacture where cereal identity, processing basis, moisture, nutrient composition, particle form and the complete feed specification are defined by the formulator. | Feed-grade form and suitable dry packing are confirmed with the quotation. |
How to buy MALT from ChemTrade
Request a quote for MALT
Use the form below to request a quotation. You can also email sales@chemtrademalaysia.com or send us a message on WhatsApp.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | malted cereal grain | — |
| CAS number | 977023-73-6 | — |
| Cereal source | barley or another named cereal grain as specified | — |
| Physical form | whole kernels, crushed grain or coarse grist | — |
| Processing basis | germination, drying, kilning and roasting profile declared for the selected grade | — |
| Buyer controls | moisture, colour, protein, extract potential, enzyme activity, particle form and foreign-material limits as applicable | — |
| Product boundary | malted grain product, excluding liquid or powder malt extract, wort and finished beverages | — |
MALT applications
Safety and handling
Keep MALT cool, dry and protected from moisture, pests, contamination and strong odours. Maintain hygienic grain handling and follow the storage information supplied for the quoted whole, crushed or specialty grade.
Common questions about MALT
What MALT forms are covered by this page?
This page covers whole base malted grain, specialty kilned or roasted malt, crushed grain, coarse grist and feed-grade malted grain. The cereal source, processing profile and physical form should be stated for each enquiry.
Is MALT always made from barley?
Barley is a common malting cereal, but other cereal grains can also be malted. Buyers should name the cereal source because grain composition, enzyme activity, flavour and processing behaviour vary by source and grade.
What is the difference between base and specialty MALT?
Base malt is selected to provide the main grain and enzyme contribution in a mash, while specialty kilned or roasted malt is selected for a particular colour, aroma, flavour or process contribution. Exact targets should be defined by the buyer's recipe and specification.
Is crushed MALT the same as MALT extract?
No. Crushed malt or grist is milled malted grain that retains the grain fractions. Malt extract is a downstream concentrated soluble product made after extraction and has its own liquid or powder composition specification.
Does this page cover wort or finished malt beverages?
No. Wort is a process liquid produced from mashing malt, while beer, malt drinks and other beverages are finished products with additional process and formulation controls. This page is for bulk malted grain and grist.
Which specifications matter when buying MALT?
Provide the cereal source, whole or crushed form, base or specialty grade, kilning or roasting profile, moisture, colour, protein, extract potential, enzyme activity, foreign-material limits and intended process.
What details are needed for a MALT quotation in Malaysia?
Send the cereal source, grade, whole, crushed or grist form, target specification, application, quantity and delivery location. Mention packing and document requirements so they can be addressed in the quotation.
