Animal by-products such as poultry feathers, animal fur, bones and internal organs are likely to cause environmental pollution and epidemic spread risks if improperly disposed of. The Sunrise Batch Cooker, with its core advantages of integrating efficient sterilization, deep hydrolysis and intelligent drying, has become a key equipment for the harmless treatment and resource utilization
When African swine fever (ASF) struck 28 provinces and cities in Vietnam, resulting in the culling of over 100,000 pigs, the stench of dead pig carcasses floating in rivers, and the unnoticed supply of diseased pork on the black market. This seemingly virus-induced crisis exposed a crucial and often overlooked aspect of the livestock industry:
In cattle farm operations, the handling of dead cattle is crucial for disease prevention and control, environmental compliance, and economic profitability. As a specialist in harmless disposal equipment and resource utilization for dead livestock and poultry, SunRise, drawing on practical experience, has condensed dead cattle handling into five core steps to help cattle farms efficiently
The Jakarta International Livestock and Dairy Exhibition in Indonesia will be held from September 17th to 19th, 2025 in BSD City (West Jakarta), Indonesia. This will be the 7th International Livestock, Dairy, Meat Processing, and Aquaculture Exhibition. This exhibition is organized by VNU Exhibitions Asia Pacific Co., Ltd. and will be held at the Indonesia
In the current era of intensified competition in the global livestock and poultry farming industry, “Scientists poultry farming” has become the core path for domestic and foreign farms to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and avoid risks. Many farmers have invested a lot of manpower and resources, but still face bottlenecks in disease prevention and control, feed
Amid the rapid growth of the global livestock industry, the scientific treatment of slaughterhouse waste has become a major concern worldwide. As a byproduct of the livestock and poultry slaughtering industry, improper disposal of slaughterhouse waste not only wastes resources but also poses serious environmental and public health risks. However, utilizing advanced technologies to recycle
SunRise holds a significant position in the animal fat processing sector with its specialized equipment and advanced technology. Its animal fat smelting equipment provides efficient solutions for the industry, helping companies achieve large-scale production. The SunRise continuous dry smelting process for animal fats has significant advantages. It uses steam as the heating medium and realizes
Behind the booming meat industry, waste generated by livestock and poultry slaughter has been an environmental problem that has plagued the industry. However, SUNRISE is using innovative technology to transform these wastes, which were once considered “burdens”, into high-value meat and bone meal, writing an environmental story of “turning waste into treasure”. As an environmental
1.Disease prevention and control: a vital biosafety barrier Unprocessed animal waste poses a serious disease risk – for example, the African swine fever virus can survive for weeks in dead pigs, posing a serious threat to the regional livestock industry.Sunrise’s drying and chemical processing technology uses high temperatures above 140°C and a pressure of 0.5MPa,
Against the backdrop of the deep integration of the global environmental protection industry and resource recycling, SUNRISE has reached a strategic cooperation with Malaysia’s leading waste treatment company, deploying an automated feather powder processing production line for it that can process 50 tons of feathers per day.The production line is based on a PLC automated
Recently, the customized pig slaughter waste treatment production line for our Russian customer has been fully completed and has passed the strict product inspection process.
With the large-scale development of modern agriculture and slaughtering industry, the scientific treatment of slaughtering waste has become a key issue related to sustainable development. If the animal carcass waste such as chicken bones, chicken frames, blood, viscera, feathers and production and processing waste such as grease and oil residue generated by slaughtering chickens are
