Transforming agricultural by-products into sustainable commodities. Our product line converts rice husks, straw, and other farming residues into renewable energy, biomass, and eco-friendly materials — supporting a circular economy and local farming communities. Rice Husk Pellets Industry: • Replace DO, FO oil: Save more than 60% of fuel costs • Use instead of Charcoal • Coal replacement: Coal-fired furnaces can be used immediately • Without modifying original design, saving more than 40% on fuel costs • Replace gas • Replace Electricity (in electrically powered appliances).

Rice Husk Usage: Soil amendment, Mushroom cultivation incorporation to soil, etc. Non-energy use (~15%): Livestock. Energy use (~50%): Power plant, Boiler, Special tobacco curing, Direct burning in ceramic kilns, Open field burning. For disposal (~20%). Another disposal ways (~15%): left on the field, dump into the canals (35%).

Coconut fibers is an eco-friendly material which is found between the hard, internal shell of the outer coat of a coconut. After fully mature coconuts are harvested, they are put into machines to separate the long bristle fibres underneath the skin of the nut. This process is called wet-milling. The coconut fiber is relatively waterproof, and is one of the few natural materials that are resistant to damage by seawater.

Coconut fiber is used for several purposes such as making coir rope, coir mat, etc. Nowadays, environmental-friendly and biodegradable coconut fiber ingredient is being used widely all around the world as a new trend in reducing trash from plastic material and contributing to a more sustainable life.

Coir net are made up of 100% natural fibres. Coir netting: coconut fibers are twisted into thicker and stronger strings which are then tied into coir mats. Coconut fiber twisted in lines, then made into the frame used for producing coir mats according to customer's requirement.

Coir net is used for soil erosion on farms, slope erosion control on roads, covering barren hills, natural art decor, etc.

Coconut peat is a kind of growing medium made from coconut husk. Coconut husks, after being washed and machine-dried, are shredded into small pieces and turned into coconut peat. A great soil conditioner and an ideal growing environment for horticulture purposes. Once it absorbs water, coir peat can retain moisture and release it slowly, providing great conditions for soil-less plants like orchid and anthurium. Packed into 60x110cm PP packages or compressed into coconut bricks that have to be soaked to break them apart.

- Providing growing medium for soil-less plants such as orchids. - Keeping the moisture of soil.

Coir rope is made from coconut fiber which is found between the hard, internal shell of the outer coat of a coconut. After fully mature coconuts are harvested, they are put into machines to separate the long bristle fibres underneath the skin of the nut. This process is called wet-milling. Next, these coconut fibres are twisted into thicker and stronger strings to become coir rope. The coir fiber is relatively waterproof, and is one of the few natural materials that are resistant to damage by seawater.

Material Composition: Coir Fiber provides firmness and natural resilience; Rubberized Coir treated with latex for enhanced durability, flexibility, and support; Layers may include foam or cotton for added comfort and cushioning. Firmness: Medium-firm to firm, offering excellent back support — ideal for people with back pain. Eco-Friendly: Made from sustainable coconut husks, biodegradable. Breathability: Naturally porous, excellent air circulation, cool in hot/humid climates. Durability: Long-lasting with proper care. Anti-Dust and Hypoallergenic: Resistant to dust mites and mold.