“Support us in the design and construction of a factory and installations, which we use to convert vegetable waste streams into ingredients for pet food. We want to do this based on residual heat from the adjacent bio-energy plant”. That was Duynie Ingredients’ question to Uticon in 2017.
In such a situation, companies are waiting on all kinds of studies to be done and finalised before a factory or installation is designed and built. But Duynie Ingredients chose to switch quickly and learn by doing, also because the company did not want to pass up the possibility of collaboration with the bio-energy plant. This unique starting point made high demands on the collaboration between Duynie and Uticon.