Sustainability

The FALCON FEED plant is manned by people from engineering, aquaculture and chemistry specializations, as well as oceanography and marine biology specialists. We take care of our people.

The biggest challenge in this industry is smell, but even while our plant is running, there is no smell. We have invested a lot of money in the infrastructure, to making it pollution free. There is zero discharge of polluted air or polluted water. Whatever we do, we do it in the best way we can.

There was a time when the local people said we can't stay here because of pollution concerns. So, we have invested crores of rupees in a wet scrubber, biofilter, and a dry fog system, and keep them upgraded.

Now the people are not troubled by the smell at all, no pollution. They have accepted our presence and operations. That is how FALCON is taking care of the locality and the people.

There are two villages nearby from where about 300 local people are employed, which is almost 80-90% of our manpower.

As we look at the next 20 years, FALCON FEEDS is poised to be a leader in the animal nutrition sector.