Accra, Ghana – Sunda's 150,000-ton/year detergent facility in Ghana has switched to Meibao's biomass hot air furnace, replacing oil-fired systems. The retrofit uses local wood waste and fruit shells to cut fuel costs by 60% while meeting strict emissions standards (≤10mg/Nm³).
Key Highlights:
✅ Local Sustainability: Ghana-sourced agro-waste fuels production
✅ Proven Savings: 60% lower OPEX vs. oil systems
✅ Global Validation: Technology trusted by Unilever, P&G, Liby
The project demonstrates scalable green manufacturing for Africa's FMCG sector, maintaining product quality while reducing carbon footprint.
