SUNFLOWER MEAL

In terms of production, it is the 4th most important oil meal after soybean meal, rapeseed meal and cotton seed meal. Sunflower meals can be made from whole or decorticated seeds, and can be mechanically- and /or solvent-extracted.
Sunflower meal is one of the major protein meals used for livestock feeding and particularly for ruminant diets. It is generally a valuable and safe product, whose protein, fibre and oil contents are highly variable and driven by variations of the oil extraction process.
It is suitable for ruminants and rabbits, and for pigs and poultry with low energy requirements (animals at maintenance, laying hens) or specific fibre requirements.

CANOLA MEAL

Canola Meal is one of the most widely used protein sources for animal feed. It is solvent-extracted from the Canola seeds imported from Canada, Australia and Ukraine.
Canola meal is palatable and non-toxic, with low levels of gluconsinate and an excellent amino acid profile. When used in dairy rations, it can increase milk production by one litre of milk, per cow, per day. It can be mixed into a full ration at 10 to 15 percent for Cattle and Sheep; and 15 percent for Pigs and Poultry. It can also be used as high-quality organic fertilizer.

COTTON SEED HULL

Cotton seed Hull also known has Cotton seed skin is the outer covering of the Cotton seed. They are removed from the cotton kernels before the oil is extracted from them. Cotton seed hulls serve as an excellent source of feed for the livestock as they contain about 8% of cotton linters which have nearly 100% cellulose in them. They require no grinding and easily mix with other feed sources.
Cotton seed hull is one of the most efficient substrate materials for oyster mushroom cultivation. It contains hot water extracts and alcohol extracts that mushrooms can easily utilize. Moreover it is easy to dry, so can be stored for relatively long period of time.

PAKISTANI RAPESEED MEAL

Rapeseed Meal is a by-product that forms while Rapeseed oil is being produced and is subsequently extracted from Pakistani Rapeseed after they have been pressed. It is used as feed material in preparing compound feed for all livestock. It stimulates digestion and contains a balanced ratio of nutrients.
It is comparatively high protein, good energy feed used to partially replace Soybean Meal. It is believed to be a very cost-effective source of Livestock and Poultry Feed.

COTTON LINTER

Cotton Linters falls in two categories; 1st Cut and 2nd Cut. These Linters are 100% cotton and are extracted through high tech machinery that de-lint the ginned Cotton Seeds. 1st Cut Linters generally have longer fiber length than 2nd Cut Linters. 1st Cut Linters are mainly used in the Paper making industries. On the other hand, 2nd Cut Linters are used in manufacturing specific types of Cotton clothes, carpets, curtains, etc.

PIONEERS IN SESAME SEED EXPORT

We have proudly established ourselves over the years as a leading exporter of high-quality sesame seeds, serving major customers in China and Turkey. As we look to the future, we are setting ambitious goals to expand our reach further. Our immediate target is to achieve annual exports of 15,000 metric tons to new markets. In pursuit of this milestone, we have recently upgraded our processing capabilities with the installation of the latest state-of-the-art Complete Meyer Sesame Color Sorter Machine and Complete Sesame Processing Line. This advanced technology ensures that we deliver the highest-quality sesame seeds, meticulously cleaned and prepared for export.
We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality and service as we continue to grow and serve our global customers.

MAIZE

Maize being the highest yielding cereal crop in the world, is of significant importance for countries like Pakistan, where rapidly increasing population has already out stripped the available food supplies.In Pakistan maize is third important cereal after wheat and rice. Maize accounts for 4.8% of the total cropped area and 3.5% of the value of agricultural output.
It is planted on an estimated area of 0.9 million hectare with an annual production of 1.3 million tonnes. The bulk (97%) of the total production come from two major provinces, NWFP, accounting for 57% of the total area and 68% of total production. Punjab contribute 38% acreage with 30% of total maize grain production. Very little maize 2-3% is produced in the province of Sindh and Baluchistan.