Owing to its infrastructure, the size of the lot, and possibility of expansion, this facility is at present considered one of the most important in Argentina.
Intensive fattening system
New alternatives for live stock
"Los Corrales de Nicanor" is situated in the North East of Argentina, near the city of Reconquista (Santa Fe), in the midst of a magnificent natural environment of palm trees and native species of hardwood.
This feed lot (intensive fattening system), which in its first stage of production, houses 20.000 head of cattle and produces excellent quality beef. Due to the balanced feed used, this new initiative has many advantages regarding the preservation of the environment. Produced by Vicentin in its own factory, this supplement is unique in the world due to its high digestibility, which causes cattle to release less organic waste, thereby mitigating the environmental impact. The property has facilities designed to ensure the provision of the most comfortable conditions for the cattle. In order to identify the animals (in addition to the formal system (caravans) ), electronic chips are used that allow the monitoring of performance of each animal from entry until slaughter, thereby ensuring more accurate individual tracking of each one. The management and monitoring of livestock is undertaken by personnel specially trained in animal welfare.
Vicentin incorporates the process of solvent extraction at its plant in Avellaneda, Santa Fe.
1979
Opens an extraction plant in San Lorenzo with capacity of 2,000 tons per day.
1985
The Ricardone plant doubles its extraction capacity to 2,000 tons.
Opens its own shipping Terminal in San Lorenzo.
2005
Doubles installed capacity of crushing with another plant, Oleaginosa San Lorenzo (10,500 tons per day), totaling an overall production of 21,000 tons per day.
2007
Starts Renova along with OMHSA, a company controlled by Glencore Group, and inaugurates the largest biodiesel plant with a production capacity of 240,000 tons per year.
2010
Incorporation of Molinos Rio de la Plata to Renova, to develop a new port and crushing plant with energy generation in Timbúes, Santa Fe, together with OMHSA.
2012
Launches Bioethanol Plant based on maize or sorghum in Avellaneda, Santa Fe.