Questions from both sides of the supply chain.
Practical information for organisations offering feedstock and for operators looking for structured plant supply.
What information should I send first?
Material type, estimated quantity, seasonality, location, storage method and any available technical or analytical information.
How is the commercial value determined?
It depends on material characteristics, volumes, logistics, potential use and distance from the destination plant.
Which feedstock categories are currently considered?
The current company materials mention livestock effluents, crop residues, agri-food by-products, sequential crops, olive pomace and de-oiled pomace powder.
What should a plant provide when contacting EcoStock?
Location, plant capacity, current feed mix, feedstock requirements and the time horizon to be covered are useful starting data.
Does EcoStock manage logistics?
Yes. Collection, storage planning and delivery form part of the supply-chain activity described by EcoStock.
What documentation accompanies deliveries?
Documentation concerning origin, quantity and transport supports traceability and the reporting requirements applicable to the supply.