Rice Husk Pellets, also known as rice husk briquettes or pellets, are among the most sought-after materials for various applications, including combustion, animal husbandry, household use, and organic fertilizer production. Made entirely from 100% rice husk, these eco-friendly pellets are crafted through an innovative production process. First, the rice husk is finely ground into small particles and then carefully dried using a dust filtration system. The dried husk is subsequently compressed into cylindrical pellets using high-pressure machinery. The natural lignin present in rice husk serves as an effective binding agent, resulting in dense, shiny pellets that are not only efficient but also sustainable.

Raw Material: Produced 100% from cashew nut shell waste, utilizing a natural, abundant, and renewable resource that is environmentally friendly. Applications: Used as fuel for industrial boilers and thermal power plants. A sustainable alternative to coal, firewood, and wood pellets in production and daily living. Suitable for organic fertilizer production and bedding in animal husbandry. Benefits: Provides a stable supply year-round with competitive pricing. Reduces CO₂ emissions and limits the use of non-renewable energy sources (such as oil and coal). High calorific value (4,000 ± 300 kcal/kg) with low moisture (10% ± 2%), ensuring efficient combustion and minimal ash production. Environmentally safe: Reduces air pollution and recycles agricultural waste.

Key Export Markets: Major buyers: South Korea (40%), Japan (30%), EU (20%) 2023 export value: ~$1.5 billion Growth rate: ~15% annually Vietnam's Competitive Advantages: Abundant raw materials (sawdust, wood waste) Competitive pricing (~$120-150/ton, 20% cheaper than EU) Modern production technology Challenges: Strict certifications (ENplus, FSC) Competition with Indonesia/Malaysia Raw material price volatility 2024-2025 Outlook: Rising EU demand due to energy transition Market expansion to Middle East/US Vietnam ranks Top 3 globally in wood pellet exports