• effect of variety and processing parameters on oil content in Cameroon
  • effect of variety and processing parameters on oil content in Cameroon
  • effect of variety and processing parameters on oil content in Cameroon
  • effect of variety and processing parameters on oil content in Cameroon
  • How much palm oil does Cameroon produce a year?
  • ld’s 13th largest producer of palm oil. In 2010, it was estimated that Cameroon produced 2 0,000 tons annually (MINADER, pers. com). Oil palm production in Cameroon increased following the drop in the prices of cocoa and cofee in the early 1990s, which at that time were the majo
  • What are the limitations of palm oil milling in Ghana?
  • lity control methods in palm oil milling. More than 80% of the processors have not acquired a y training in production of red palm oil. The inadequate know-how of the processors on the technical aspects of the business is a major constraint as r ported in Ghana by Akangbe et al. (2011).Inadequate capital: Some of the processing equipment is locall
  • How can smallholders improve the quality of oil palm plantations?
  • the quality control methods put in place. Smallholders should come together and form a dynamic scheme that can enable them to improve on their oil palm plantations, processing equipment and methods, as well as on marketing strategies that provide access to market information systems of
  • Why is palm oil important in West Africa?
  • much of traditional West African cuisine. This crop is versatile and its products [such as palm oil, sauces, soap, wine, fertilizer (ashes), roofing (leaves), building material (trunk), medicines (roots)] are of great economic value in West and Central A rica (Carrere 2010; Ibitoye et al. 2011). For centuries, oil palm has provided local co
  • How is palm oil produced?
  • billion annually (Hoyle and Levang 2012).The production of palm oil can be grouped into traditional (artisan l) and industrial milling (Carrere 2010). Modern processing of oil-palm fruit bunches into edible oil (CPO) may be categorized into traditional methods, small-scale mechanical units, medium-scale mills and large industrial mi
  • Why is oil oxidation a problem in Eseka?
  • pace that can cause oxidation (FAO 2011). In Eseka, stored oil is usually placed on a plank because the cold from t e floor can cause it to solidify quickly. Local perception believes that if the storage conditions are not followed, the stored oil may produce a bad odor and c an