RiceBran Technologies have alliances all over the world with facilities in North and South America in order to expedite your order which helps us maintain the level of quality and service you expect. Contact us today to see how we can provide the means for you to lower your costs and improve your applications.
170 S. 13th St. Mermentau, LA 70556
At this facility processing occurs at the rice mill. As soon as the bran and germ are removed from the kernel, RiceBran Technologies proprietary equipment begins the process of stabilization. A combination of heat, water, and pressure are used to deactivate the enzymes that cause rancidity in the rice bran. The stabilized rice bran is dried and packaged for shipment.
3512 E. Bench Dillon MT 59725
At this facility processing occurs at the rice mill. As soon as the bran and germ are removed from the kernel, RiceBran Technologies proprietary equipment begins the process of stabilization. A combination of heat, water, and pressure are used to deactivate the enzymes that cause rancidity in the rice bran. The stabilized rice bran is dried and packaged for shipment.
Stage 1 processing occurs at the rice mill. As soon as the bran and germ are removed from the kernel, RiceBran Technologies proprietary equipment begins the process of stabilization. A combination of heat, water, and pressure are used to deactivate the enzymes that cause rancidity in the rice bran. The stabilized rice bran is dried and packaged for shipment.
Stage 2 processing uses the stabilized rice bran from the stage 1 processing. Water and enzymes are added to the stabilized rice bran. The slurry is processed in a centrifuge to separate the insoluble fiber fraction, called RiFiber, and aqueous dispersible fraction, called RiSolubles®.
The products are dried and packaged in either bulk containers for finished food manufacturers and humanitarian relief or in canisters for retail consumer sales. A third product of the process, RiBalance®, is extracted prior to the centrifuge process. RiBalance® contains both the insoluble and soluble extracts, but in a more bio-available form.
