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White RHA comes from completely burnt rice husks, which has high silica content.

The applications of RHA include:
As a Pozzolan Material in the construction industry, as a filler, additive, abrasive agent, oil adsorbent, sweeping component, and as a suspension agent for porcelain enamels.
In the construction industry, RHA can be used as a partial replacement for cement.
Metal producers factories used RHA sprinkle the surface water basins metals (tundish) to prevent rapid cooling of the iron and steel so uniformly
Insect Protection
Soil Improvement

Palm Kernel Expeller (PKE) is a by-product of the palm oil extraction process from the fruit of the palm.

The Usages of PKE:
Contain fat, fibrous, mineral, and protein content.
Use for cattle feeding for dairy industries.
High phosphorus to calcium ratio.

Specifications
Protein: 15.14%
Fat/ Oil: 10.95%
Moisture: 7.04%
Profat: 26.09%
Crude Fibre: 12.17%
Sand & Silica: 0.89%

Corncob Meal made 100% from corn cob with drying and crushing process.

The applications of CCM include:
Animal feed/ Cattle
Animal bedding
Mushroom cultivation media
Fodder or animal feeds additive

Specification:
Particle Size: 4-8 mm
Total Moisture: 12-14%
Ash Content: <3%
Oil Content: 0.1%
Protein: 2.75%
Carbohydrate: 32%
Fiber: 35%
CA: 8 Ppm
Gross Calorific Value: 1.500 Kcal/Kg

Cassava Waste Flour is a solid waste from the tapioca industry which still contains quite high levels of starch. The product is quite abundant and has not been utilized optimally, which in fact can still be used as a substrate for microbial growth which can produce other products of economic value.

The Usages of Cassava Waste Flour:
- Fermentation Medium
- Animal Feed

Specification:
Starch: 51.92%
Protein: 10.52%
Ash Content: 3.48%
Dietary Fibre: 38.19%
Water Content: 14.99%

Cassava flour is made from the whole cassava root, simply peeled, dried and ground which has more dietary fiber than tapioca flour.

The Usages of Cassava Flour:
-Wheat Flour Alternative & Gluten-free
-High Carbohydrates
-Highly Used in Food Industries

Specification:
Starch: 60.89%
Protein: 4.11%
Ash Content: 5.25%
Dietary Fibre: 19.03%
Water Content: 10.55%

Black RHA comes from pyrolysis of rice husk in poor-Oxygen environment. The difference between Black RHA and White RHA is the carbon content, which much higher in Black RHA.

The applications of RHA include:
- Soil Stabilization
- As a Pozzolan Material in the construction industry, as a filler, additive, abrasive agent, oil adsorbent, sweeping component, and as a suspension agent for porcelain enamels.
- In the construction industry, RHA can be used as a partial replacement for cement.
- Modification material for bitumens.