Pres International operates as a trading company focused on supplying used and new machinery for the feed milling and recycling sectors. The business emphasizes the combination of refurbished equipment with new machines to meet diverse customer needs. Its operations are supported by a 2,500 square meter warehouse, enabling a broad stock of pellet presses, mixers, grinders, extruders and related equipment, as well as a dedicated spare parts pathway through its sister company Stockdie.com, which supplies dies, rollers, roll shells and other pelleting components. Pres International highlights its international reach, with customers located in Egypt, the Philippines, Chile, Vietnam, South Africa and beyond, and it leverages its knowledge of worldwide customs rules to facilitate smooth international transport. The company presents itself as a trusted partner for sourcing high-quality second-hand machinery and providing tailored solutions for buyers and sellers in global markets. Its stated experience includes sourcing and supplying high-quality second-hand machinery worldwide, underscoring a capability to manage international projects and demand across multiple regions. The combination of stock management, international transport expertise, and a spare-parts ecosystem positions Pres International to support turnkey projects and ongoing equipment needs across the animal feed, biomass and recycling industries. By offering both refurbished and new machines, Pres International aims to deliver flexible options for customers seeking cost-effective equipment without compromising on reliability or performance. The company’s approach reflects a practical emphasis on uptime, compatibility, and after-sales support, backed by a footprint that spans multiple continents and a catalog that includes pellet mills, mixers, grinders, extruders and more. With ongoing activity in refurbishing and supplying machinery, the business presents itself as a dependable source for trade-in opportunities, part supply and end-to-end equipment procurement in the global pelleting and recycling sectors.