Company News
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2026-09
Modern animal husbandry is a strategic industry that embodies the “Grand Food View” and helps build a diversified food supply system; it also serves as a pillar of the agricultural and rural economy. To implement the Outline of the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development of the People’s Republic of China and the “15th Five-Year Plan” for Accelerating Agricultural and Rural Modernization, and to further promote high-quality development of the livestock sector, this plan has been formulated.
10
2026-09
As the construction of an animal disease prevention and control system continues to advance, comprehensive treatment equipment for the harmless disposal of dead livestock and poultry—centered on high-temperature rendering technology—has been deployed in numerous major livestock‑raising regions across China, effectively addressing the shortcomings in grassroots-level harmless disposal of such carcasses.
10
2026-09
To strengthen the animal disease prevention and livestock‑poultry farming pollution management system, comprehensive, centralized treatment equipment for the harmless disposal of dead livestock and poultry has been promoted and deployed in numerous regions. Employing an integrated high‑temperature rendering process, this technology simultaneously achieves pathogen inactivation and resource recovery, thereby establishing a complete industrial chain for the resource‑based utilization of waste from dead animals and poultry.
10
2026-09
At present, China’s livestock and poultry farming sector continues to expand, driving a growing demand for the safe disposal of dead animals. The next-generation integrated technology and equipment for the harmless treatment of deceased livestock and poultry have undergone technical optimization, achieving upgrades in processing efficiency, environmental protection, and automation levels, thereby providing a more reliable technical solution for the prevention and control of animal diseases.
10
2026-09
Recently, a complete set of equipment for the harmless treatment of dead livestock and poultry has been completed and put into operation in areas with intensive animal husbandry. Relying on a mature rendering process, the project achieves the safe disposal of deceased animals while promoting resource recycling, thereby providing robust infrastructure to support regional disease prevention and control as well as the management of farming‑related pollution.