Turn locally available biomass into agricultural value, close to the source.
A modular production model designed to transform locally recovered biomass into agricultural inputs closer to the communities and markets they serve.
FIAB · conceptual visualProcess biomass where it is found, close to the people who will use its value.
FIAB, short for Factory in a Box, is a modular processing approach. Each setup is configured to the biomass available on site and to its operating context, so value is created close to the source.
FIAB can follow a HADUM network, but it does not need one. Farms, agricultural businesses and local operators that already have biomass can start with FIAB directly.
A simple chain: biomass that is available locally goes in, agricultural inputs come out, and the value stays close to the community that produced it.
Biomass available on site or nearby.
A modular setup configured to the biomass stream and the site.
Biomass streams are confirmed per site. Tell us what is available where you are.
No two FIAB setups have to be the same. Each one is shaped around what is available and what is possible locally.
What is available, how much, and how regularly.
Space, climate and the people who will run it.
What already exists on site and what needs to be added.
Farms, operators, municipalities and programmes involved.
Where the agricultural inputs will be used.
The local rules a setup has to follow.
Factory in a Box runs a 12-stage patented bioprocess that ensures quality, consistency and formulation stability. It is the process behind SAMADI.
Brings the technology and the standard operating procedures.
Bring the funding and run the operations.
Handle local distribution and connect the setup to its community.
Recovered biomass
Including livestock and poultry farms.
Turning residues into local value.
Processing for members and nearby farms.
Local processing as part of biomass management.
Programmes that build local circular value.
From the field and from processing.
Tell us what biomass you have and where. We will look at what a local processing setup could look like for you.
