2. Fornazor International
Animal feed and grain trading company
100% export
5 privately owned and operated transloading and production facilities

3. Trading – Grains and Pulses
Corn
Soybeans
Wheat
Barley
Dry Peas, Beans and Lentils

4. Trading – Feed Ingredients
Poultry by Product Meal
Feather Meal
Meat And Bone Meal
Blood Meal
Fishmeal

5. Primary Sales Regions Other 5% North-East Asia 10% South-East Asia 30%
Middle-East
30%
South America
25%

7. JOC TOP 100 Exporters

8. Elm Avenue Plant
Vegetable Proteins

9. Marshall Avenue Plant
Animal Proteins

10. ARREFF Terminals Elm & Marshall Avenue Plants
Serviced by both CSX and NS railroads through NPBL.
Ability to receive Products via hopper cars, box cars, non-hazardous tanker cars, hopper trucks, walking floor trucks, dump trucks, and non-hazardous truck tankers.
25KG, 50KG, ½ Ton and 1 Ton Jumbo bags
Hammer milling, screening and blending

11. ARREFF Terminals Elm Avenue Plant
21 acre, 110,000 square foot transloading and bagging facility
Employs 70 workers
Approved by USDA, FGIS, US AID, the World Food Program, certified by the PCO to handle organic grain.
6 stationary bulk loaders and 2 portable bulk loaders
6 rail tracks, accommodate up to 35 railcars

12. US Aid & World Food Program

13. ARREFF Terminals Marshall Avenue Plant
10 acre, 40,000 square foot transloading and bagging facility
Employs 25 workers
Specializes in animal proteins
Serviced by both CSX and NS railroads through NPBL
4 stationary bulk loaders
Approved by USDA, FGIS, US AID, the World Food Program

14. Middle Class Population (Billions)

15. NIT Bulk Loading Project

16. NIT Bulk Loading Project
State of the art bulk loading facility at NIT
Stationary high speed unloading system on Pier 2
Hope to be up and running for fall 2014 harvest
Transload between containers per day
Not restricted by road weight limits
Create jobs filled by local ILA union members.

17. NIT Long Term Goals Unit Trains (75-80 Railcars)
Barge Service Between NIT and APM
Bagging Operation at NIT