We have available fruit pulp of excellent quality, guaranteed by the INVIMA registers (National Institute of Food and Drug Monitoring) and FDA (Food and Drug Administration), our products comply with all regulations, sanitary and phytosanitary regulations products, responding positively to supervision and controls of the entities responsible. For organic pulps we meet the standards for sale in countries of the European Union, the United States and Colombia. The concentration of the pulp is 100% natural. Perishable, susceptible to mishandling. It is transported frozen at -18° C, avoiding mixing with materials which are toxic, corrosive or pungent odors. You must maintain the cold chain. The product must be under this temperature to preserve its life. The fruit pulp is used as the raw material based on any product you need fruit. (Jam, nectar, juice concentrates). From the fruit pulp can be prepared instantly and easily, delicious desserts, juices, ice cream, jams and other preparations to satisfy the most demanding palate. The frozen pulp preserves the aroma, color and characteristic flavor of the fruit, the pulp is free from residues seed.
Frozen fruit pulp.
Exotic wood, decking, cladding, fencing ipe, garapa, massaranduba, itauba, iroko cumaru, burma teak, siberian larch oak, ash, walnut, american walnut , cherry, mahogany.
Pine wood.
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Wood pellet ENplus A1 is packed in a 15 kg polyethylene bag. 1 pallet holds 70 bags of 15 kg. net weight 1050 kg. gross 1100 kg. Full load 23.1 tons Delivery to the customer's address.
New euro pallet EPAL Delivery of goods to the customer's address
Gilsonite in oil drilling is working like lubricant and cooling agent to make easy to round the drilling rod and also getting temprature of the rod comming down.It help to protect the well and prevent damage.In the asphalt is work as like as cement and in hot season prevent momvent ,rutting and break.Gilsonite in foundry working as glue and keep the sands stable and make surface of mold smooth.Gilsonite in paint apploication working on steel and wood and the color is more shinny than other varnisher,it is protecting the surface with very high stickness.Gilsonite using in shoe was and using as shinner,protector of surface against the humidity and dust also make flexibility due solid oil contet.Gilsonite or natural asphalt in ink business use as stabilizer of ink and increase the stickness on the paper.
Comp. Strength: 3rd dates mpa 12 min 7th dates mpa 19 min 28th dates mpa 28 min Time of setting, vicat. Initial 45 min. Ket thuc/final max.375 min Autoclave expansion max. 0.8% Sulfate content/so3 max. 3.5% Loss on ignition max. 3.0% Insoluble residue max. 0.75% Equivalent alkalies (na2o+0.658k2o) max. 0.6% Air content of mortar max. 12% Mgo max. 6.0% Bulk
Quality: standard export Quality origin : ukraine Type : yellow corn non gmo Grade #2 Moisture: 14% maximum heat Damaged kernel: 0, 5% max Total damaged kernels: 3, 5% max Protein: 9% min Admixture: 2, 5% max Afloxilin: 20% max Hectoliters: 68 kc min Weight of bushel/ibs: 67 min Don max. 3000 Aflatoxin max. 5 ppp Bulk or container
Quatlity: standart of exportation Output yield: 2014-2015 Quality origin : kazakhstan Gluten: min. 25% Natural weight: min. 740 Protein: min. 12.5% Impurity content: max. 2% Grain admicture: max. 4.5% Humidity: max. 14% Packaging: in bulk
Wood pellets.
Wood pellets.
Wood pellets.
Firewood, briquettes, pellets, plywood, alfalfa and wheat pellets.
