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Diester Industrie International to Build Biodiesel Plant in Mannheim
9 December 2005
A new joint venture between Bunge, a global agribusiness company and, and Diester Industrie, a subsidiary of Sofiproteol, a French oilseed and protein crop firm, has decided to build a new biodiesel plant in Mannheim, Germany.
The newly-formed venture, Diester Industrie International (DII), will build the plant next to Bunge’s existing facility in Mannheim. Annual capacity will be 120,000 metric tons (36.2 million gallons US), with a plan to expand it up to 250,000 metric tons.
DII will make the decision to increase to 250,000 metric tons in the first half of 2006 based on an assessment of market conditions.
This project will enhance our status as a market leader in biofuels and will allow the French rapeseed producers in the North Eastern part of France to benefit from an optimized outlet.
—Philippe Tillious-Borde, CEO of Sofiproteol
DII is owned 60% by Diester Industrie (60%), 40% by KBBV, the European subsidiary of Bunge Limited.
December 9, 2005 in Biodiesel, Europe | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
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Posted by: Z. S. Syed | May 31, 2006 at 02:28 AM
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Dear Sir,
Could you please let us have the full address and contact details of Diester Industrie International, France.
Best regards,
Z. S. Syed