RECYCLING RESOURCES RECYCLING EMPTY FRUIT BUNCHES (EFB)

EFB are recycled via a bio-composting method to produce  microbes-enriched bio-compost that functions as an  excellent soil conditioner and bio-control to protect against  soil borne pathogens. TDM is committed to managing our  waste materials in the most economic and environmentally  friendly manner.

The Group owns and operates two bio-composting plants  in Kemaman and Sungai Tong with a combined capacity to  produce 39,000 tonnes of bio-organic fertiliser (BOF) per  annum. EFB is shredded and processed as BOF. The two  mills also burn fibre and shells from EFB in the boilers to  generate electricity for the mills.

The leachate water which forms as a by-product of the EFB  recycling is recycled back into the composting system. We  use up to 95% of our EFB as part of the bio-organic fertiliser  production.

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