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NMFC 66700 - Animal & Poultry Feed Group | Class N/A

Classify animal and poultry feed under NMFC 66700. Covers bagged, bulk, or tote-packed feed items in the Feed Group with no fixed class range. Non-hazardous.

Freight Group ID
66700
Group entry for animal and poultry feed
Total Articles
4
NMFC articles in this group
Class Range
85-100
No fixed class; depends on item
Category
AGRICULTURAL
Parent category

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 67000 - Frozen Cow Udders for Feed | Class 100

Find NMFC 67000 for frozen cow udders used as animal feed. Class 100 covers frozen, non-edible byproduct in blocks or lined boxes. Easy rating, nonhazardous.

NMFC 67040 - Frozen Animal/Poultry Feed | Class 85

Classify frozen animal or poultry feed under NMFC 67040. Prepared NOI in sealed packages, Class 85 for LTL, kept frozen to preserve quality and non-hazardous.

NMFC 67090 - Feed & Supplements | Class by Density

Classify animal, fish, and pet feed under NMFC 67090. Covers bagged, boxed, drummed, or pail-packed products with density-based classes. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 67260 - Hay in Bales or Boxes | Class N/A

Classify hay under NMFC 67260 fast. Density-based class per Item 170 for bales or boxes, weight required. Cut mistakes and secure LTL rates, non-hazardous.

How to Use This Classification

  • Match your product to the specific feed listing: note animal type, form (pellet, mash, cracked grain), and whether medicated to locate the exact item under the Feed Group.
  • Detail packaging and unitization on the BOL: example—50 lb paper bags, 40 per 40x48 pallet, stretch-wrapped with top sheet; or bulk in FIBC totes with liners.
  • Control moisture and spill risk: use poly-lined bags or liners, add edge boards and top covers, and avoid pallet overhang to cut claims and prevent rework.
  • Plan delivery needs typical for farms and feed stores: request liftgate or appointment service, and reference NMFC 66700 alongside the precise item code once confirmed.

Business Value

  • Faster quoting and fewer reclasses by signaling the Feed Group commodity while you finalize the exact item number.
  • Lower damage and claim costs through moisture-aware packaging choices (liners, top sheets) and secure palletization for bagged feed.
  • Better rate leverage by selecting efficient packaging—palletized bags vs. FIBC totes can change handling and price.
  • Broader carrier eligibility and simpler paperwork since the commodity is non-hazardous, improving service options and transit reliability.