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The scope of our commercial activities includes trade within fuel grade and PCK grade dehydrated alcohol, ethyl alcohol of technical and food grades, distillate of agricultural origin and other types of ethyl alcohol. The product complies with the most strict quality standards as required by the Polish legislation and European Union regulations. The product has received an ISCC-EU certificate, which confirms that our ethanol production conforms with the principles of sustainable development. Our ethanol is used mainly for fuel purposes bioethanol as it complies with PN-EN standard, the Regulation of the Minister of Economy of 14 May amending the regulation on quality requirements for biocomponents, methods of biocomponent quality testing, biocomponent sampling and customer requirements. The ethanol was also awarded a quality certificate required under the Act of 25 August on biocomponents and liquid biofuels. Dehydrated alcohol can also be used as a raw material for the production of windscreen washer fluids and other chemical products. For these applications, the alcohol features improved quality parameters. It is offered as the so-called PCK grade product. Ethyl alcohol with high physical and chemical parameters used in household chemicals, paints, varnishes and solvents, cosmetic industry, chemical laboratories, chemical industry, car care products - also, as a raw material for a windscreen washer manufacture. A product with high chemical purity and sensory qualities that meets quality standards of both local and EU regulations, as well as stringent customer requirements regarding its use for food purposes. This product is also used in pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. During the methyl ester production process we use best raw materials, thanks to which we manufacture top quality products that meet the requirements of both Polish and European standards. Methyl esters can also be used as a biocomponent of diesel oil, or B pure fuel for diesel engine vehicles. It must be emphasised that methyl esters provide a low level of greenhouse gas emissions from diesel engines, i. B can be used for diesel engines, in particular in:. Additionally, methyl esters can be used in oleochemical industry as a raw material for other products. The 1st grade glycerine is produced through multistage treatment, distillation and rectification of crude glycerine, which is a by-product of transesterification of vegetable oils. We welcome any business partners interested in trading cooperation regarding to glycerine of pharmaceutical and technical quality. Applications of glycerin:. Our top quality food grade rapeseed oil is produced by Komagra Co. It is highly valued by both individual customers and professionals. It is perfect for cooking - both for thermal processing and as an ingredient in salads, sauces, dips, etc. The oil is produced exclusively from Polish rapeseed, which ensures its highest possible quality, and as such it is indispensable for a healthy diet. The quality of the product has been confirmed by the Q top quality marking granted by Polish Centre for Research and Certification. Rapeseed extraction meal is produced by Komagra Co. It is obtained in the rapeseed oil pressing process from the rapeseeds with low content of erucic acid. The final product is obtained as a result of oil extraction from the rapeseed cake using organic solvents, mainly hexane. Our rapeseed extraction meal is a non-GMO product and is free of Salmonella bacillus. Due to high protein content, rapeseed meal is a fully nutritious component of livestock fodder. The product is mainly used as an ingredient in fodder mixtures for ruminants, swine and poultry. As a result, top-quality protein fodder material is obtained. Due to high by-pass protein content, feeding dairy cows with DDGS translates directly into a high protein level in milk. DDGS is successfully used for feeding all poultry breeds, with particular reference to laying hens. The content of natural carotenoids in DDGS is beneficial for the proper yoke colour, whereas fat provides a rich and natural source of energy. Corn DDGS is available in bulk as powder or in pellet. Granulated DDGS can also be available in 1 tonne capacity big bags. The product is obtained by mechanical treatment of corn stillage, i. Wet fodder cake is a ready-made protein component for TMR feeding of dairy and beef cattle breeds and other ruminants. High by-pass protein content has a direct influence on the protein content in milk and promotes high meat content in carcasses. Under sterile conditions, wet fodder cake easily undergoes natural silaging processes in prisms covered with plastic, in plastic tubes and in ballots , which extents fodder shelf-life even up to 6 months. Wet fodder cake is also applied as a protein component in the feed formulas in liquid feeding systems for swine. Our fodder syrup is produced from thin stillage by low-temperature thickening in vacuum evaporators. Once the process is completed, the total protein level increases to approx. Fodder syrup is applied as a tasty liquid protein component in the feed dose for all age groups in the liquid feeding system used for swine. It can also be successfully used as an additive to prevent excessive drying of TMR-type fodders on feed tables or as a drink mixture for cattle. It is obtained by processing corn into ethanol using the so-called corn syrup by means of separation in a disk-type centrifuge. High and repeatable quality can be guaranteed by the vacuum dryer installed on the production line, ensuring the minimum water content and the maximum fat content in the product. Corn oil is mainly applied as a source of energy for feeding monogastric animals, particularly poultry. High content of natural carotenoids has a favourable impact on proper egg yolk colour. Corn oil is sold in bulk. We welcome any business partners interested in providing us with sustainable raw materials for methyl ester production - such as:. That is why we are focused on the quality of our raw materials - it is monitored on an ongoing basis at our laboratory in Tychy, equipped with state-of-the-art instruments. We also posses a fleet of rail and road tankers for transport of 3rd class hazardous materials - such as ethanol UN - and other liquid goods: methyl esters, rapeseed oil, glycerine. We provide advisory and shipping services with regard to domestic and international transport of raw materials for production corn, wheat, rapeseed etc. Additionally, we offer shipping of bulk products by dump trucks by our own means of transport. Our Department of Logistics is located at our office in Koprki near Warsaw from where we supervise logistic issues and handle external transport, shipping and transport orders. PasCom WEB. Our production range includes: Dehydrated alcohol The product complies with the most strict quality standards as required by the Polish legislation and European Union regulations. Technical grade alcohol Ethyl alcohol with high physical and chemical parameters used in household chemicals, paints, varnishes and solvents, cosmetic industry, chemical laboratories, chemical industry, car care products - also, as a raw material for a windscreen washer manufacture. Food grade alcohol A product with high chemical purity and sensory qualities that meets quality standards of both local and EU regulations, as well as stringent customer requirements regarding its use for food purposes. B can be used for diesel engines, in particular in: cars and trucks; buses; tractors and agricultural machinery; other machinery and devices. A is located in Tychy, we produce: Distilled glycerine I grade - the quality according to EU Pharmacopeia, 8 th Edition Distilled glycerine E for food applications Distilled glycerine for feed materials Glycerine II grade The 1st grade glycerine is produced through multistage treatment, distillation and rectification of crude glycerine, which is a by-product of transesterification of vegetable oils. Applications of glycerin: manufacture of household chemicals, explosives, exploitation fluids, paints, varnishes, solvents; polyols production; cosmetics industry; food industry — food additive E ; feed material. Food grade refined rapeseed oil Our top quality food grade rapeseed oil is produced by Komagra Co. In B2B relations we offer oil: in bulk in tank trucks; in 1m3 pallet containers. Rapeseed extraction meal Rapeseed extraction meal is produced by Komagra Co. DDGS is also used for feeding swine in all production groups, except the youngest pigs. Raw materials for methyl ester production We welcome any business partners interested in providing us with sustainable raw materials for methyl ester production - such as: vegetable oils, especially crude, hydrogenated, refined rapeseed oil, vegetable fatty acids, animal fats; used cooking oils. Our priority is to provide our customers with the highest quality methyl esters. Are you interested in our offer? Send us an RFQ! Methyl esters. Fodder components. Rapeseed oil. Components for methyl ester production.

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Tychy buying powder

A small girl is standing in front of one of the nearby cabinets, transfixed by an item that is inside. Outside, the family is about to move on but her dawdling is holding them all back. The father stumps over to the cabinet to see what is casting such a spell. He then turns to the counter assistant, who is fixed up panopticonically in the very middle of the store. Next he is at the doorway again. Now the father is on his phone, negotiating. They will catch the family up. Instinctively, I know that I am being directed to this cabinet. I continue to drift along, from cabinet to cabinet, waiting for the girl to be prised from her mouse. It is a wonderful store. It is much more like an interactive museum than a shop. Each cabinet is overflowing higgledy-piggledy with old things, some of them paste jewellery and others stone-cold treasures. Ah, but which is which? There is also that paradox in play that characterises all large antiques centres. Half the people here are bargaining ferociously to chip a tiny edge off each price. The other half, people like me, would freely pay an admission charge just to walk around and look at the items. I can imagine becoming a crabbit old man in Yorkshire, the sort who keeps coins under his tongue, and then getting caught up in the antiques game. I would buy trinkets and strands of cobweb from antique stores and then hop on the bus to the next town to sell them on to other antiques stores. At the end of the day I would be in my mouldering bedsit rejoicing, over the six pounds and nine pence profit that I had made from all of this idiotic work. All at once the girl has bolted away. She is probably out in the sunshine running around and she will never think about the mouse again. I move over to install myself in front of the cabinet. This is Cabinet 20 and I congratulate myself that I might have finally come across something that is in a giving mood. Cabinet 20 stands out as the Bad Taste Cabinet. It is stacked with dead and grotty things, like a miniature temple, and there is an empty hilarity fluttering over the whole jumble like a flag. The corpses of mice are poised in haggard displays. One is performing a magic trick, another is a clown and two more are a wedding couple. The bad taste does not stop at mice though. The small girl must have been transfixed by the mouse rather as when a computer crashes and automatically shuts down. Is the mouse cute because it is a mouse or is it appalling because it is dead? Is it playful because it is dressed as a clown or is it solemn because it has died? Then I understand what it is that I am being directed to. A few of the teeth are still attached, here and there. A spongy shoulder blade presumably from a separate human being is on display opposite it and this is going for a similar figure. The small girl must have been so enthralled by the mouse that she had never noticed these items. So many questions — I honestly do not know where to begin. But this is what I have been directed to and this is what I am now obliged to write about. My first question is easy enough to answer. There are many historical medical specimens in circulation and freely on sale on platforms such as Instagram. There is meant to be a finite supply of these materials since they can be now only donated, consensually, to medical schools and they have to be disposed of with respect after use. There is a darker hinterland to this market, however, in which bones that have been stolen or illicitly obtained from abroad are lurking behind the tolerated medical items. Supposing, for example, that I decided to kill my postman, purely recreationally, and that I then boiled him down to a skeleton. Supposing that I next sold his bones on Instagram, for hundreds and hundreds of pounds. Is the infrastructure really in place to identify my bones as being recently deceased? I have a feeling that if I kicked them around the streets for half an hour to make them look old, and maybe notched a couple of fake surgical saw marks into them, it would be my bad luck if anybody queried where they had been sourced from. My second question is also easy to answer. My third and fourth questions are the difficult ones. Who would buy a human jawbone? And why? Our prospective purchaser must be somebody who either has an incredibly stunted imagination or too much of one. For anybody with an average imagination, the jawbone is a maddening object. It is both a person who is reduced to the rawest of human materials and an utterly depersonalised thing. All that is known about the individual who had worn this jaw is that she was female. What century she lived in — what country — what position in society she held — even what language had flowed every day through the jaw — have all disappeared from historical knowledge. So blank is the jaw now that it is more akin to a toenail clipping than an item of any human importance. And what would the average person do with the jaw? They would put it on their mantelpiece. They would glance guiltily at it, sensing that their ownership of it may be more awful than slavery. After all, a slave can always escape again. Only a person with a very stunted imagination could have any fun with the jawbone. They could use it as a decoration on top of a cake. They could fit it in as a letterbox opener in their front door. This, the innocence of Adam when he was frolicking beneath the bored gaze of the snake. Somebody with a tremendous imagination could use the jaw in rituals, to summon demons with. In some subcultures, ingesting powdered bones can help with conceiving a child. Or maybe the jawbone is likely to be used only in the altogether more trivial form of nonsense. With the cake or the letterbox and their wretched nostalgia for a long-lost barbarism. I was speaking with somebody who trades in antiques and he ventured an interesting comment about the jaw. It is impossible to remove this item from the market simply because there is no way of doing this that feels sane. It would be horrific to throw human remains into a bin, as if they were a dead pigeon; on the other hand, it would be silly to hold some formal commemorative event to dispose of a mere jawbone. At a loss, therefore, we continue to allow the jaw to circulate. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Leave a comment Cancel reply. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Design a site like this with WordPress.

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