To seamlessly integrate the intrinsically linked agricultural and industrial sectors, Konfrut delivers high-value products and services through its Agri Industry business unit. Driven by a strict Zero Waste commitment embedded in its corporate framework, Konfrut actively advances the circular economy while strategically diversifying its operational portfolio.

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Tea Fiber Pelletization

Operating out of the Tea Fiber Storage and Pelletization Plant in Rize’s İyidere district—a strategic hub for regional tea procurement—Konfrut sources tea fibers from local processing facilities. These fibers undergo an advanced pelletization process to be commercialized as the primary raw material for tea extract production.

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By-Product & Pulp Valorization

Konfrut procures, stores, and commercializes agricultural by-products—such as apple, black carrot, tomato, and barley pomace—generated during industrial fruit and vegetable processing. Transitioning away from the traditional linear industrial model of "take, make, and dispose," Konfrut champions a circular economy framework. The company ensures that all resources are utilized with the principle of maximum operational and ecological benefit.

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Industrial Packaging Recycling

Committed to optimizing Turkey's resource efficiency and safeguarding a sustainable future, Konfrut views industrial recycling not merely as a sectoral requirement, but as a core corporate responsibility. Driven by this mission, Konfrut invests heavily in the recovery, restoration, and reintegration of metal, plastic, and industrial packaging back into the supply chain. Consequently, a significant portion of the logistics equipment utilized and supplied by Konfrut consists of sustainably refurbished products.

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Biomass & Waste Management

Expanding its footprint in renewable energy, Konfrut continuously develops its nationwide procurement infrastructure for biomass supply. By conducting extensive field trials on materials with varying calorific values, Konfrut systematically aggregates high-yield agricultural and forestry residues across Turkey, supplying them as vital renewable fuel sources for biomass power plants.