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| Monday, 08 June 2009 | ||||||||
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Companies like DYAP and Kenaf could save many lives by halting global warming. Researchers have suggested that Kenaf may offer the extraordinary capacity to absorb and store huge quantities of carbon dioxide, the gas most associated with the adverse effects of global warming. Kenaf has high CO2 absorption capacity. One ton of Kenaf absorbs 1.5 tons of CO2, thereby helping to directly and effectively cope with global warming. DYAP is planning to bring order to the Kenaf supply chain, primarily by operating as a bridge between: a) Farmers planting and harvesting Kenaf. b) Manufacturers which use Kenaf in the production of bioplastics, paper and other materials/products. Kenaf is being viewed increasingly as a sustainable, environmentally friendly alternative to various petroleum based synthetic raw materials. Major corporations including Toyota, BMW, Mercedes, NEC and others are making increasing use of Kenaf based materials and are committed to their growth! DYAP knows that Kenaf has a major advantage compared to other trees. It needs only a short growing period and grows faster than other trees. Whereas other crop sources, such as Southern pine trees, take up to 40 years to reach harvestable size, Kenaf reaches a height of 4 to 5 meters within 3-4 months. Kenaf grows 3 to 5 times faster than poplar, and up to 3 times faster than reed and bamboo! DYAP could see considerable profits in the paper industry.
Kenaf is widely considered one of the most promising alternatives to virgin soft and hard woods for paper production. In recent years a wide range of new applications have emerged with kenaf proving to be an excellent source of pulp for paper production In 1960, the USDA surveyed more than 500 plants and selected kenaf as the most promising source of "tree-free" newsprint Paper is a massive global industry. The U.S. forest and paper industry is the world's largest by far, representing 8% of total US manufacturing output with annual sales of about $240 billion! DYAP also knows that electronics benefit from the use of Kenaf too. Kenaf has been integrated into the product lines of electronics companies such as NEC, Panasonic and others! Panasonic has set up a plant in Malaysia to manufacture Kenaf fibre boards and export them to Japan. DYAP's operations will be centered on China which is one of the world's largest producers of Kenaf and has a vast manufacturing base, including many factories which are already using Kenaf in their production. The current annual sales value of Kenaf output in China is estimated at about $630 million. DYAP expects that total to reach almost $890 million in the next five years! DYAP is forecasting that by 2013 it will be the channel for the supply of about 76,000 tons of kenaf, representing market penetration in China of 6%, with a gross sales value of at least $53 million! There are several companies around the world engaged in the trading of Kenaf but DYAP has not identified another company with a similar approach to the market. DYAP's approach is to: a) focus on production in a selected territory, based on in-depth market research; b) provide extensive added value to the farmer through technological support to obtain increased yields; c) utilize existing business network to match supply and demand on a back to back basis, thereby overcoming the critical supply problems. DYAP's line of business is even being supported by governments and leading organizations such as the UN and CFC! According to recent press reports, this UN organization will execute a governmental project in Malaysia to examine the industrial and commercial use of Kenaf, through funding provided by the Netherlands-based Common Funds for Commodities (CFC), of which Malaysia is a member country. Make sure you don't miss out on DYAP. Kenaf could become a commercial success in various industries!
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