<h1>Private firm opens scalable animal-waste rendering plant with odour controls, ETP, licensing, and supply-chain liability risks</h1> A private firm opened an animal-waste rendering plant in an Indian city, with initial capacity of 20 tonnes per day scalable to 50 tonnes, employing dry-rendering technology and a cold-chain collection model. The facility produces poultry meal, feather meal and rendered oil and includes odour-control systems and an effluent treatment plant to meet environmental and public-health standards. The project highlights regulatory and contractual considerations tied to waste-collection licensing, environmental permits, odour and effluent compliance, public-private partnership obligations, and potential liabilities arising from scaling operations and supply-chain management.