Our production plant at Mersin Agropark
Our production site, where we turn agricultural waste into biochar, pyroligneous acid and wood tar by pyrolysis, is at Mersin Agropark in the Tarsus district of Mersin.
Mersin Agropark, Tarsus
Our production site is in the Mersin Agropark Agriculture and Food Specialised Technology Development Zone (Mersin Agropark Tarım ve Gıda İhtisas Teknoloji Geliştirme Bölgesi) in Tarsus. Here agricultural waste such as olive pits, walnut shells and apricot kernels is processed by pyrolysis without oxygen and separated into three product phases: solid-phase biochar, liquid-phase pyroligneous acid (wood vinegar) and the heavy fraction, wood tar. Pyrolysis technology →
- Production site
- Mersin Agropark, Tarsus / Mersin
- Product phases
- Biochar · pyroligneous acid · wood tar
- Conversion capacity
- 300,000 kg of biomass
- Processed biomass
- 350,000 kg
- New plant
- Under construction (31.07.2025)
- Planned investment
- Manisa, feasibility (31.07.2025)
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From R&D to production
With the dates given in documents and news.
- 2021–2023
Reactor design project
We carried out our reactor design project for plant and plastic waste recycling at the Mersin Technology Development Zone; the Ministry of Industry and Technology approved the project on 04.08.2023. Reactor & R&D →
- 2024
The production site at Alata
The TSE K 665 Certificate of Conformance to Criteria, first issued on 13.12.2024, gives the manufacturing address of the wood vinegar as “Alata Bahçe Bitkileri Araştırma Enstitüsü, Alparslan Türkeş Bulvarı No: 492, Mersin”. Certificates →
- 2025
Mersin Agropark, Tarsus
Nanolab's efficacy test reports of 01.08.2025 give the production address of the wood vinegar sample produced on 15.05.2025 as “Mersin Agropark, Tarsus/Mersin”. Test reports →
The new plant at Mersin-Tarsus Agropark
According to an article on the “Mersin'in Markaları” (Brands of Mersin) page of Dünya newspaper on 31 July 2025, construction of VELDO Makine AR-GE A.Ş.'s modern plant at Mersin-Tarsus Agropark was then under way, and feasibility studies for new investments were being carried out in Manisa.
In the same article, Chairman of the Board Haluk Veli Doğan said that once construction is completed, domestic pyrolysis systems approved by the Ministry of Industry and Technology, an activated carbon production unit, wood vinegar filtering and filling machines and pesticide analysis devices will be put into operation at the new plant.
The plant's current status and capacity. Read the full article →
Deputy Minister Gizligider at our facilities
Ebubekir Gizligider, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, visited the V-Pyro pyrolysis recycling facilities and was briefed on our R&D and technology investments. Date and place of the visit. Read the news →
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