Cameroon palm acid oil pao coconut

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  • Cameroon palm acid oil pao coconut
  • Cameroon palm acid oil pao coconut
  • Cameroon palm acid oil pao coconut
  • Cameroon palm acid oil pao coconut

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  • What is palm acid oil (Pao)?
  • Palm acid oil (PAO) is a by-product obtained from the alka-line refining of palm oil. It is used for making laundry soaps and for producing calcium soaps for animal feed formulations. The properties and composition of PAO may differ according to variations in the palm oil feedstock and the alkaline refining process.
  • Does Cameroon eat palm oil?
  • Palm oil assures about 90% of locally consumed oil in Cameroon (Hirsch, 1999; Ngando et al., 2013). Like most vegetable oils, palm oil is mainly composed of triglycerides or triacylglycerols which represent 95% of the total weight constituents.
  • What is oil palm expansion in Cameroon?
  • Oil palm expansion, or extensification, in Cameroon refers to the growth of oil palm production since 1985, as shown in figure a. The figure highlights the time-period considered in the study (2000–2015) in gray.
  • What percentage of palm oil is produced in Cameroon?
  • Its consumption in 2015 was estimated at 35% (Soystat, 2016). In Cameroon for example, 70% of crude palm oil (CPO) is produced by the industrial sector constituted of major companies while the informal sector (smallholders) produces 30% CPO. Oil from industrial sector, which is acceptable for its dietary quality, is

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