Meridian Inc. to produce biopolymers with canola crops

Decatur County is now experiencing cultivation of canola in big level as Meridian Inc., a privately held biopolymer is planning to introduce biopolymer with this crop. 10,000 acres of canola fields have been subjected for production and harvesting of these crops. The process of manufacturing biopolymers by the company is based upon canola which is applied as raw material, generally utilized for the production of compostable plastic products. One of the most costly elements in the process of biofuel production is canola oil. As it is very expensive to make the process costly, the company plans to cut down unnecessary cost of the process by using plant derivative oils as an alternate.

Read more about the deal here at - http://meredianinc.com/meredian-inc-harvests-first-crop-locally-sourced-canola-create-biopolymer/

Meridian is working for its mission for production of biopolymers from natural resources; the produced biofuels will be equivalent to presently available petroleum fuels on the basis of performance and cost.  Pail Pereira, the Executive chairman of the Board of Directors of Meridian Inc. states that the directors are excited for successful harvesting of canola crops. The first harvested crop is ready to be utilized for production of biofuel.

Meredian Inc. is totally equipped with requirements of this kind of processing and expects plantation of 10K to 15K canola fields for utilization of 100K acres for canola growth.