The laying of foundation stone ceremony for the pectin plant in Malchin took place at October 2000.
The plant was constructed on 22 October 2001 and production started in January 2002.
With standardized pectin being manufactured of lemon zest this final
stage configuration
facility is one of the most modern plants in the world. Approximately 115 employees work here, guaranteeing a continuous workflow on a
24 ⁄ 7 basis.
Long−term contracts with the neighboring biomass combined heat and powering station ensure Cargill Malchin is provided with the utility steam.
Pectin is a thickening and stabilizing agent for the food industry. Pectin can be found in the structure of high plants cells with high pectin content such as citrus fruits, apples and sugar cane.
The best−known example of classic application is in fruit preparations such as jam or marmalade.
Other pectin applications areas are:
Our products are delivered worldwide, at the present we supply about 50 countries in Europe, Africa, Australia, North, Middle and South America and Asia.
All interlinked manufactured rawmaterials are prepared environment-friendly and will be recycled. At this the focus is set to environmental electric power generation on footing with natural rawmaterials.
In Malchin area follwing projects and causes fostered: