Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry, MBCCI, External Affairs Vice President Jose Ma. Zayco said the 61 Barangays of Bacolod City will be providing the Bio-Fuels International Phils., BFIP, some 40 tons plastic cellophane everyday. The process will be using algae as catalyst to come up with the product. Earlier, officials of the BFIP announced the development of a three to four Billion ethanol plant in Brgy. Blumentrit, Murcia, and have urged the support of the government to realize the goals of the Biofuels Act of 2006. The bio-ethanol plant will be an autonomous co-generation, multi-feedstock facility that will use as sugarcane, sorghum and other organic wastes as raw material. The project will require local and foreign funding and officials of the company are now in the process of negotiation with foreign investors who will share in bankrolling the plant. Zayco said investors have already shown interest in the project and have in fact, conducted site inspections in the area. Permits are now being processed and government agencies informed about the plant that will probably be erected by 2011.