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Subject: Ah pek from S'pore

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Chum Mok (touch base with the rest)

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Date Posted: 11:46:18 04/30/10 Fri
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Was in Klang last week and had a chat with Keng Huat. Normally, he or Tan Chee Keong will be on my first call whenever I am down there. I retired from S'pore Polytechnic last Oct and started a biotech company with some businessmen. I supplied the technology and they do the marketing. Basically our technology is used to convert agricultural and food wastes into organic fertilser. For example, raw chicken dung including dead chickens can be converted into organic fertiliser after 24 hrs- without the offensive smell and with high NPK values. And the product is free of harmful pathogens. Traditional composting of chicken dung will take 3-6 months for the process to complete. By that time the product will end up with low NPK values (N=nitrogen, P=phosphorous, K=potassium). Moreover it requires large space and manpower to churn the piles on a regular basis. Our green technology can be adapted to treat oil palm wastes and other food wastes. We had sold several units to Senai/Johor (to produce organic fertilser based on chicken dung), Tawau/Sabah (treating chicken dung and oil palm wastes) and Dubai/Middle East (treating human wastes). We also have technology to treat oily sludge and water with high COD/or BOD contents, typically those wastewater generated from food companies. You can visit our website at www.biomaxtech.com for more info. My company is willing to pay commission for each successful sales done.
Regards to all

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Ah pek from S'pore	Lim Khoy Hing	18:45:23 04/30/10 Fri
Re: Ah pek from S'pore -- Ray, 22:18:50 04/30/10 Fri Re: Ah pek from S'pore -- klang wizard, 11:06:43 05/02/10 Sun Re: Ah pek from S'pore -- Ray, 16:55:18 05/02/10 Sun