Value-Optimsation by Process Discipline
Value Beyond the Primary Product
AGGRIN’s engagement with by-products and derivatives is informed by long-standing exposure to agricultural processing activities. Through disciplined handling of processing outputs, additional value is created for industrial, feed, and allied applications.
This approach reflects an understanding of the full agricultural value chain, extending beyond primary products.
Processing Outputs with Defined Applications
By-products are not treated as residuals, but as processing outputs with specific quality parameters and end-use relevance.
AGGRIN’s exposure spans:
Outputs generated from rice processing
Derivatives arising from solvent extraction and refining
Products requiring application-specific handling
Rice Processing By-Products
Feed or Fuel based by-products (Grains for Ethanol Fermentation or Poultry/Cattle/Aqua-Feed)
Rice Husk and Related Derivatives (Briquettes as Fuel Source)
Edible Oil Processing Derivatives
De-Oiled Rice Bran (DORB for Feed or Fermentation)
Feed and Industrial inputs (Wax/Gums/Fatty Acids)
Application-Driven Engagement
AGGRIN engages by-products and derivatives across diverse applications, including:
Animal and aqua feed
Industrial processing
Allied agricultural uses
Each application has distinct quality, handling, and consistency requirements, which are factored into trade and market engagement.
Aligned with Processing Flows
By-product engagement is closely aligned with upstream processing activities.
Key considerations include:
Consistency of output quality
Timely handling and storage
Traceability across processing stages
This linkage ensures reliability for end-users and downstream partners.
Process Discipline Applied to By-Products
Quality expectations for by-products are managed with the same discipline applied to primary products.
This includes:
Clear application-specific parameters
Consistent handling practices
Alignment with buyer and regulatory requirements
The emphasis is on reliability rather than opportunistic volume.
WHERE DOES AGGRIN FIT IN
Market-Facing Coordination
AGGRIN’s role in by-products and derivatives is to bring together:
Processing-side understanding
Market-facing trade execution
Coordination between processors and end-users
This enables structured participation in markets that value consistency and clarity.