International Collaborative Partnership to develop Agro-Industrial systems.pdf

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INTERNATIONAL

COLLABORATIVE

PARTNERSHIP TO DEVELOP

AGRO-INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS

ASEAN REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON

FOOD SECURITY (ARCoFS13)

DR. AHMAD ZAMZAM MOHAMMED

MARDITECH CORPORATION

OCTOBER 2013

MARDITECH CORPORATION

(wholly owned subsidiary of MARDI)


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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Background on MARDITECH Corporation

MARDITECH R&D Continuum

MARDITECH Experiences

MARDITECH Collaborative Partners

Summary of International Agro Industrial Services

Collaborative Projects Undertaken By MARDITECH

Project Development - Rapid Appraisal Report

Project Conducted by Marditech

New Projects In The Pipeline Conclusion


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BACKGROUND OF MARDITECHCORPORATION

Wholly Owned Subsidiary of Mardi

Market R&D Results Through TechnologyInnovation

Impart Professional Expertise In Agriculture

Development Services

Identifies Feasible Concepts, Ideas And PrototypeAnd Help Translate Them Towards Commercial

Realities

Scientists Benefit In Their Quest To Actualize Their

Creation


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MARDI TECHNOLOGY

COMMERCIALIZATION

SERVICES

OMEGA-3 EGG

FEED

FORMULA

ESSENTIAL

OIL

EXTRACTION

PLANT

SEMI REFINED

CARRAGENAN

PESTICIDE

BIOSENSOR

KIT

CLARIFIED

SPARKLING

JUICE

FERTIGATION

TECHNOLOGY

We will adopt a holistic approach to bring about competition in allsectors of the economy. We will systemically foster innovation as a keydriver of value-add, and promote higher value add sources of growth,..Prime Minister, YAB DatoSeri Najib Tun Razak, NST, 1stJuly 2009; on The NewEconomic Model

MARDITECH R&D CONTINUUM


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MARDITECH EXPERIENCES

Focus Experience

MARDI TechnologyCommercialisation

Agro Enterprise Development Technology Commercialization Project Management

Strategic Consulting

Services

Herbal Industry Audit Resources

Herbal Industry Cluster for East Pahang, Terengganu &

Kelantan

Paddy & Rice Strategic Development

Iskandar Malaysia Halal Technology Hub

Programme / Project

Management

Labuan Halal Distribution Hub

Halal Traceability & Tracking System

Terengganu Goat Industry Development Program

Dairy Cattle Industry Cluster Development, Sabah

Manage & Operate Taman Warisan Pertanian (Putrajaya)

Operation, Management & Maintenance of Landscape

for Precinct 11, Package 4 & Waterfront PromenadePrecinct 2&3 (Putrajaya)

Expo & Event

Management

MAHA International Event Management (2010 & 2012) @

MAEPS by MOA

SMIDEX 2013 @ KLCC by SMECorp

Investment / Ventures Manage & Operate of MAEPS

Maintenance of Landscape of Precint 18


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MARDITECH COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS

Islamic Development Bank (IDB)

United Nations Development Project (UNDP)

United Nations Industrial Development

Organisation (UNIDO)

Japanese International Cooperation Agency

(JICA)

Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme

(MTCP)


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BRINGING MARDIS EXPERTISE TO THE WORLD

Russia MarketPromotion for Canned

Pineapple and Corn

Cambodia -CommunityFoundation

DevelopmentProject Reverse

Investment In GrainCorn Industry

Ondo State, Nigeria -Rice Development

Aceh-agroIndustrialProgramme

BruneiDevelopment OfTraditional Food

Rwanda FoodProcessing

Australia BoerGoat Cattle

ProductionPartnership

Myanmar RiceProduction Programme

Philippines SugarcaneVarietal UpgradingProgramme

India HerbalBioinformatics

AfghanistanFruits Processing

Dubai MarketDevelopment Of Brunei

Traditional Food

NigeriaRice Development

Project 2009)Agro Industrial

Development 2002)

Syria Fruit PostHarvest Management

Qatar Date PalmPest Management

Japan MarketingOf Brunei Traditional

Food

Zimbabwe AgricultureRural Development

South Africa Boer GoatBreed Partnership

GuineaFood SecurityProgramme

Jeddah - IslamicDevelopment Bank

CairoEgypt Malaysia

AgricultureDevelopment

SUMMARY OF INTERNATIONAL AGRO INDUSTRIAL SERVICES


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COLLABORATIVE

PROJECTS UNDERTAKENBY MARDITECH


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Project Development - Rapid Appraisal Report

1.0 Purpose

2.0 Background

3.0 Major Constraints In The Industry

4.0 Proposed Areas For Consultation

5.0 Objectives

6.0 Consultation Programme7.0 Scope of Work

8.0 Deliverables / Expected Output

9.0 Proposed Appraisal Study

10.0 Budget Allocation11.0 Acknowledgement

12.0 Appendixes


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Project

Feasibility& Strategic

Planning

Program

Design &

Engineering

Implementatio

n

AfghanistanFood Processing


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Client :

Brunei Agricultural Research

Centre

Upgrade Product Quality and Production Capasity

Market promotion of Brunei SME products

To develop processing

technology and

packaging as well as

promoting the

traditional foods for

domestic and foreign

markets

To encourage andmotivate traditional

foods producers in

producing traditional

quality and safe foods

To strengthen the

technical capacity and

capability as well as

the human resources

of food technology unit

in providing effective

support services to

traditional foods

processing industry

To introduce Brunei

traditional foods ascommercial product

BruneiDevelopment of Traditional Food


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SyrianFruit Post Harvest Management


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Malaysia-Syria Business Forum

Business Window to the Middle East

2829 November 2005, Kuala Lumpur


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Kano State, NigeriaAgro Industrial Development

UNIDO, Nigeria

Rapid Appraisal of Nigerian Agro-Industrial Development with Special

Reference to Fruits and Vegetables, Tubers and Root Crops and Fats and Oils

Sub-sectors


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ProjectFeasibility

& Strategic

Planning

Program Design

& Engineering

Implementation

Development of A Gis Based Land Suitability

Classification for Rice Production

Dam Assesment , Rehabilitation and

Designing of Irrigation Scheme

Kano State, NigeriaRice Cropping, Dam

Assessment/Rehabilitation and Land Suitability


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Ondo State, NigeriaRice Development Project


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Section 01

Section

02

Section

03

Section 04

Section

05Pump house (6 nos)

Commercial-In Confidence

Development of Rice Granaries in Ondo State, Nigeria

EXAMPLE - NIGERIA


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Zimbabwe

- Techno-Commercial Evaluation of ARDA

Capability

ZimbabweAgriculture Rural Development


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SOIL MAP OF PREAH VIHEAR OF

CAMBODIA

TEAM

MEMBER

S

Identification of 140,000 ha:-

I. 10,000 ha Grain MaizeII. 10,000 ha Soya BeanIII. 50,000 100,000 ha Sugar CaneIV. Pepper and Coffee Arabica

Cambodia -Community Foundation Development

Project & Reverse Investment in Grain Corn Industry


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NO COUNTRYMAIZE PRODUCTION ( 000 metrik/tonne)

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

1 CAMBODIA 186 149 314 257 248 377 523 612 675 700

2 THAILAND 4500 4250 4100 4210 4000 3800 3850 4500 4100 3900

3 VIETNAM 2112 2313 2800 3757 3818 4251 4600 4432 5280 5500

Source: United States Department of Agriculture

Kampong Cham

Cambodia Maize Production

1. In Cambodia, maize is widely adapted to soils in the

higher rainfall upland area.

2. The main variety currently grown in Cambodia is red

maize (also known as yellor maize) which is grown for

the feed market, whereas white maize is grown for

human consumption.

3. Maize is second in importance after rice in terms of

cultivated area and production.

4. The main production area are the provinces

Battambang and the Municipality of Pailin. Maize is also

grown in Kampong Cham, Kampot, Kandal, Banteay

Meanchey and Takeo Provinces.

5. Maize has been indentified as having a large potential

for growth in production and profit for the Cambodian

farmers.

6. Maize is one of the worlds most important cereal crop

after rice and wheat, and because of increasing global

demand for stockfeed, especially as China develops a

greater demand for meat, it is predicted that maize

demand will continue to rise.

7. As new agronomic methods and technology are

adopted it is hoped that the average Cambodian maize

yield will continue to increase up to around 10 t/ha.

8. Maize is also grown on lowland rice soils that are hard

setting, poorly structured and low in nutrient levels due

to leaching. Yields on these soils are very low and maize

production is considered uneconomical.

Pailin

CORN PRODUCTION IN CAMBODIA

Pursat

Maize Production, distribution and usage

1. Average annual production is over 660,000 tonnes between

2008 and 2010. Maize is the third largest crop produced in

Cambodia, behind rice 7,175,473 ton and cassava3,676,232 ton (on average).

2. Red maize production is concentrated in ten provinces.

3. Red maize grown in the western provinces with the

majority exported to Thailand. For this reason, mainly Thai

varieties are grown. The remainder is sold into the local

market in Phnom Penh or sent to Vietnam. The provinces of

Battambang, Banteay, Meanchey and Pailin accounted for

about 91% of red maize production in 2004-2005. Refer

Table 1.

4. Quality characteristics preferred by buyers include grain of

good even colour with no mould or soil contamination.

Price influenced by crop quality as well as market demand.

5. Maize export consist entirely of the raw commodity andalmost ends up at Charoen Pokphand-Cambodia feed

processing facilities in Thailand.

Table 2: Average profitability for maize in upland Cambodia

DISTRICTYIELD

(t/ha)

PRICE

($/t)INCOME COSTS

GROSS

MARGIN/ha

RattanakMondul

4.3 80 344 199 145

Kamrieng 4.3 80 344 203 141

Sampov

Loun4.3 80 344 234 110

Table 1: Maize production in western Cambodia

PROVINCE% of Total

Production

Red (yellow)

Maize (tonnes)

% of Total

Production

Banteay Mean Chey 2 10082 5

Battambang 32 150409 67

Pailin 9 43151 19

Subtotal 43 203642 91

Kampong Thom

Pursat

Battambang

Battambang


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Palestin - Malaysian Technical Corporation Program

A Training Programme of Ruminant Production :-

Animal Husbandry

Fodder Cultivation

Feed Formulation

Diseases Management

Feedlot Management Halal Slaughter

Marketing


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NEW PROJECTS IN THE PIPELINE

Presently MARDITECH, is developing

the following projects for the Islamic

Development Bank (IDB)


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SENEGAL

1. To increase production of the selected

crops with emphasis on post harvestproblems.

2. To develop agro industrial entrepreneurs

with international market products

3. To propose a road map to modernise the

production system for increase yield and

quality


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BURKINAFASO

1. To study the Governments policy on rice

2. To inventorize constraints in riceinfrastructure, technology, production,

processing and marketing

3. To study the need in capacity building

4. To prepare a road map to increase rice

production through infrastructure

development, crop production

technology and processing andmarketing of rice


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GUINEA

1. To study the Governments policy on rice

2. To inventorize constraints in riceinfrastructure, technology, production,

processing and marketing

3. To study the need in capacity building

4. To prepare a road map to increase rice

production through infrastructure

development, crop production

technology and processing andmarketing of rice


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KAZAKHSTAN

1. To study the Government policy of Halal

Trading2. To study the need of Kazakhstan Halal

Certification Body

3. Are there industries producing Halalproducts

4. Is the marketing structure in place to

trade in Halal products

5. To prepare a road map in thedevelopment of the Halal industry and

trade


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Conclusion

MARDITECH HAS EXPERTISE IN:-

1. Technology development and commercialisation

2. Consulting services

3. Project management services

Henceforth MARDITECH is the marketing arm ofMARDI with the following objectives:

1. To market MARDIs know-how and expertise

2. To provide a platform for integrating R&D resultsand industry needs

3. To develop capacity as an integrator fortechnology innovation initiatives

4. To develop viable business opportunities


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Thank You

MARDITECH CORPORATION SDN BHD1stFLOOR, MTBIC BUILDING,

MARDI HEADQUARTERS,

43400 SERDANG,

SELANGOR

TEL:03-89439877

FAX:03-89439887

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