The market taxonomy for Feed Grade Benzoic Acid further divides into four chemical types: sodium benzoate, calcium benzoate, potassium benzoate, and mixed benzoate salts. Sodium benzoate dominates the mix, contributing approximately 55% of volume due to its high solubility, low cost, and established supply chain, making it the preferred choice for most feed formulations. Calcium benzoate, accounting for around 25%, offers enhanced stability in high‑pH feed matrices and is favored in dairy and ruminant diets where mineral balance is critical. Potassium benzoate, with a 10% share, is selected for its buffering capacity and compatibility with electrolyte blends in heat‑stress mitigation programs. Mixed benzoate salts, comprising the remaining 10%, combine the benefits of individual salts to tailor pH and ionic strength for specialty feeds. The relative contribution of each type reflects manufacturing economics, functional performance in specific feed environments, and regional regulatory preferences, collectively shaping the overall market dynamics.