Agribusiness

Palm Oil

A Brown Energy and Resources Development, Inc. (“ABERDI”) is engaged in the business of manufacturing and trading goods such as crude oil and petroleum products on wholesale/retail basis.

Crude Palm Oil (“CPO”) Mill – Being in the palm oil business, its primary activity is the extraction process of fresh fruit bunches (“FFB”) to CPO in its mill plant situated at Malubong, Impasug-ong, Bukidnon with a capacity of 10 tons per hour producing an average of 100 tons of CPO per day for ten hour operation. This product is a raw material for manufacturers that process both food and non-food commodities (ex. Household cooking oil, biodiesel, soap, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, noodles and pasta, non-dairy creamers, etc.) The sources of the FFBs are subsidiaries of ABERDI and various independent growers of oil palm. The oil extraction ratio of crude palm oil ranges from 15% to 18% while palm kernel recovery ranges from 2% to 5% respectively. Other products are sludge oil, fiber, and shell, empty bunch, sludge cake as non-food uses.
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Refined, Bleached and Dedorized (“RBD”) Physical Refinery with Franctionation – The company started the construction of the 50 tonner/day palm oil physical refinery with fractionation last December 2012 and became operational on September 2015. The refinery is projected to produce 1,000 metric tons of palm olein per month.
Oil Palm Plantation – With the merger of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Nakeen Corporation, A Brown Energy and Resources Development, Inc. is now operating a 1,350-hectare oil palm plantation located in the areas of Kalabugao, Impasug-ong, Bukidnon and Tingalan, Opol, Misamis Oriental. It imports germinated oil palm seeds from Thailand, Papua New Guinea and Costa Rica for its nursery.

Irradiation

Irradiation Solutions Inc. (“ISI”) is a 100% subsidiary of A Brown Co., Inc. (ABCI) is developing a network of irradiation facilities in the Philippines.

The Tanay Multipurpose Irradiation Facility Project is envisioned to be the first Commercial E-Beam Irradiation Facility to be built in the Philippines.
The Irradiation Facility will provide commercial irradiation services to improve the quality of agricultural and fishery products. This will enable local products, fruits, and seafood to be of export quality and gain wider access to international markets. The services offered will also include sterilization of medical masks, dressings, syringes and surgical staplers will also be addressed. The E-Beam technology is used in more than 60 countries and is considered the most economical alternative among available commercial sterilization methods.

http://irradsolutions.com