Our Reach
Food & Beverage
From breakfast to dinner we source and ship a considerable quantity of a persons daily diet and thus we understand the importance of quality and value, from the source to intermediate we help clients in meeting consumer's evolving nutritionary requirements.
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Biofuels have become a global necessity while the world makes the shift towards carbon neutral or potential carbon negative sources of energy, we move fuels made from biomass of various kinds. Our reach with chemicals spans deep into not just relating to biofuels but of various other industrial needs.
VIEW MOREAyurveda & Enzymes
Ayurvedic knowledge of health and enhancement has been around for thousands of years, it has never been easier to use these naturally occurring plants and herbs for a better way of living, be it additional nutrition, solution to a physical ailment or industrial enzymes.
VIEW MOREPharmaceuticals & Cosmetics
From the 19th century and the operation of apothecaries, humans have come a long way into the evolution of pharmaceutical products, same goes for cosmetics which dates back even longer before that and today they have become an absolute need for sustenance.
VIEW MORETextile & Fibres
Clothes are one of the three crucial basic needs of humans, which dates back to as old as the human civilization itself, and from continuous innovation its brought us to what we have today in the world as we turn towards more sustainable means.
VIEW MOREMetals & Minerals
There is no hardware on the planet that does not use metals or minerals, until the day when humans are advanced enough to print resources using atomic raw materials, the reliance on what is already and naturally available proceeds.
VIEW MOREGlass & Wood
Glass is one of the most sustainable products there is dating back to the stone age, made by molding together sand, limestone, soda ash & recycled glass, similar is the usage of wood and its alternatives
VIEW MORERubber & Bioplastics
Discovery of rubber dates back to the Olmec civilization to around 1500bc, innovation of which led to vulcanization and today it is widely used, unlike bioplastics which had to make a comeback recently after it was discovery in 1855.
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