Herb meal is dried and crushed grass (alfalfa, clover, timothy, cereal mixtures) compressed into pellets of 6–14 mm. It is a source of carotene (provitamin A ≥150 mg/kg), fiber, protein (15–20%), and vitamins. It serves as the main vitamin feed for cattle, rabbits, horses, and poultry. Alfalfa meal is the most valuable, with protein levels between 17–20% and carotene exceeding 200 mg/kg. Russia actively exports herb pellets to China, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Production is carried out using drying complexes - Vitamin Meal Aggregates (AVM). The standard is GOST 18691-88 "Feed meal from artificially dried grass." Packaging options include big bags, 30–50 kg sacks, and bulk. This is a product of Russian manufacture. Export documentation includes a veterinary certificate (Mercury), a certificate of origin, and a declaration of conformity. Exports are made to China and the EAEU. Documentation includes a veterinary certificate (FGIS "Mercury"), a quality protocol, and a declaration of conformity. Packaging options are loose, in 25–50 kg bags, or big bags of 500–1000 kg. Shipments are made via road transport and railway cars. Storage should be in dry, ventilated warehouses. Supplies are made within Russia and for export.