The world’s population is steadily growing, and with it, the demand for food products. By 2050, the global population is projected to exceed 9.7 billion. The growing interest in a healthy lifestyle is driving demand for protein-rich diets, with protein demand expected to double by 2050. While animal protein still dominates, it faces sustainability challenges. Alternative proteins, especially those derived from insects, could supply 10–25% of global protein consumption by 2035.
South America is the global epicenter of the soybean industry. Today, Brazil and Argentina grow three times more soybeans than the United States. In order to enter this market with processing equipment and gain a foothold in it, the manufacturer must first prove its quality and reliability in practice under conditions of intensive loads. Competition in this region is high, so buyers choose suppliers very carefully.
corporation from Togo The demand for its processed products is constantly growing, especially in the European Union, where non-GMO soybean meal is highly valued, and in the domestic market, where oil is one of the most desirable products. For agricultural companies, this is not only an opportunity for stable exports, but also a chance to strengthen their positions in global competition. This is exactly the challenge faced by a large Indian corporation developing its agribusiness in Togo. Its main activity is the purchase of soybeans, the production of oil and meal, and the subsequent sale of finished products both on the domestic market and in Europe.
Our client is a large vertically integrated chicken producer, LIFE LINE FEEDS INDIA, from Karnataka. For such a business, predictability is key. When you have thousands of birds, you cannot depend on external suppliers of meal. You need your own plant that consistently produces 200 tons of product per day.
Soybean oil is one of the key and most liquid products on the global agro-industrial market. It is a strategic raw material that forms the basis of many industries: from feed and food industries to pharmaceuticals, perfumery and biofuel production.
PRIME 6 (USA, West Virginia) is an innovative manufacturer of premium wood fuel briquettes. The company received funding from a private investor after its successful participation in the show “Shark Tank” and focuses on the production of high-quality charcoal from briquettes. The client is targeting the US market, where the sale of briquette products has great potential.
We manufacture equipment, complete soybean processing production lines and support our products through technical representatives in 23 countries around the world. Our scheme allows for the sequential separation of soybean hulls, extrusion of soybean kernels, pressing of oil from full-fat soybeans and cooling of soybean meal with an oil content of 7-8%.
At first glance, soybean oilcake and soybean meal appear to be similar products: both are by-products of soybean processing and a valuable source of protein for animal feed. However, their production technology differs significantly, which directly affects nutrient content, digestibility, and cost-effectiveness.
Modern soybean processing equipment has been shipped to the Khmelnytskyi region. This comprehensive project will significantly increase the production of soy products in the region. The equipment set includes an extruder, oil press, meal cooler, hoppers, and conveying equipment.
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