MAPAR
Headquartered in Argentina
MAPAR operates a livestock byproduct rendering plant at Pampa 1007, Valentin Alsina, Buenos Aires province, processing slaughterhouse trimmings, bones and fat from partner frigorificos into meat and bone meal for animal nutrition and liquid tallow for soap, biofuel and pet food industries. It represents Argentina in the World Rendering Organization.
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