Bhutan olive oil refinery plant with low cost olive oil

Bhutan’s healthier Edible oil industry faces

  • Bhutan olive oil refinery plant with low cost olive oil
  • Bhutan olive oil refinery plant with low cost olive oil
  • Bhutan olive oil refinery plant with low cost olive oil
  • Bhutan olive oil refinery plant with low cost olive oil

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  • Why is refined olive oil important?
  • The production of refined olive oil is compulsory in a growing olive oil market, and the objectives of new developments in edible oil processing tend to enhance the nutritional quality of olive oils. Global trends show that green products and technologies are needed and all efforts should be made to supply them.
  • Is olive oil Waste Valorisation a viable business model in the Mediterranean?
  • A previous review of initiatives ( Donner and Radić, 2021) illustrated that some innovative business models in the Mediterranean specialise in olive oil waste valorisation; however, the overall olive biomass potential seems to be under-valorised, and relatively low adding-value strategies (bioenergy or fertilisers) are applied.
  • Can olive by-products be used as bioenergy?
  • Thus, the development of high-value and innovative products from olive by-products is an urgent objective in many agri-food strategies, but when it comes to commercial application, the implementation of the policies is mainly focused on the application of biomass or materials to bioenergy.
  • Will Bhutan convert to organic agriculture by 2020?
  • In 2007, the Bhutanese Government announced a new agricultural policy focusing on the development of Organic Agriculture (OA) envisioning that the country fully converts to organic by 2020 (Duba et al. 2008 ).

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