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Blume Extends Climate Change Wins, Announcing eThala Joint Development Agreement For Appropriate-Scale Purpose Grown Crop To Bioethanol In South Africa

2015-12-07 00:27:42| chemicalonline Home Page

Blume Distillation LLC, the leading provider of appropriate-scale Biorefinery production equipment, announced recentlythe completion of a Joint Development Agreement with eThala BioFuels, an Agro-Processing, Energy and Services company located in Durban, South Africa

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