BOI JALES NUTRIÇÃO ANIMAL LTDA, emerged through BJ RECICLAGEM ANIMAL LTDA (matrix), which is a processing industry of bovine by-products (butcher shops, slaughterhouses / freezers), generating materials rich in proteins and minerals, used in pet food, as well as the use in human consumption products, used in cosmetics, hygiene and cleaning products. Currently, BJ RECICLAGEM ANIMAL LTDA acts as a service provider in the activities of storage, bleaching and deodorization of tallow, where major partnerships were established in the market of non-edible food production.
It is duly registered with the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA), through the Integrated System of Agricultural Products and Establishments (SIPEAGRO - SP 005441-0), besides having the Operation License with the Environmental Company of the State of São Paulo (CETESB), maintaining all the conditions required by that agency. The BOI JALES NUTRIÇÃO ANIMAL LTDA unit was derived from a new market idea, the animal feed ingredients factory, where there is the production of preparations used in animal feed, i.e., its own standardization and main commercial enterprise.
Through BJNA, a differential in the industrial market was achieved, acquired through quality, ethics, availability and responsible use of natural resources, encouraging the sustainability of the operational process.
Its main objective is the complementation of nutrients to enrich the raw material for animal feed, offering a quality food to animals, providing welfare and food security to these species. Currently, 60% of the consumers are from the pet food commerce, and 40% are distributed among poultry slaughterhouses, chicken farms, and fish farms.
As well as the matrix, it is properly registered with the Integrated System of Agricultural Products and Establishments (SIPEAGRO- SP 004598-5), has regulations with the Environmental Company of the State of São Paulo (CETESB) , with the proper environmental licenses.
In 2019, BJNA furthered its work with foreign markets, exporting flour to Africa, shipping the final products ( blood flour and meat and bone flour) to countries such as: Mozambique, Uganda and Nigeria.