Crude Coconut Oil Coconut Oil Production Line in Kenya
Crude Coconut Oil Coconut Oil Production Line in Kenya
- Use: Coconut Oil
- Type:Coconut Oil Production Line
- Production Capacity: ≥95%
- power input: 26 KVA
- Dimension(L*W*H): 2615*1680*1905mm
- Voltage: 110/220/380/440/6000/10000V
- Advantage: Easy Operation,Energy Saving
- Market: Kenya
August Coconut Oil Production Line in Kenya
- Use: Coconut Oil
- Type:Coconut Oil Production Line
- Production Capacity: 100%, 8~12 ton/per day
- Power: 300W
- Dimension(L*W*H): rice farming machine
- Voltage: Customizble
- Energy Saving: 70 %
- Market: Kenya
- What is the coconut industry doing in Kenya?
- The coconut industry in Kenya has been taking a deliberate shift to value-added products like Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO), Coconut milk, Coconut powder, Desiccated coconut, Coconut water, Coir and coir-based products, Coconut shell charcoal/activated carbon among authors to increase export income.
- What is a coconut sub-sector in Kenya?
- Mandate: develop, promote and regulate the Nuts and Oil crops industry in Kenya. Coconut sub-sector is made up of 10 million trees, covering 82,921 ha supporting about 95,000 households. The coconut sub-sector has a potential national aggregate value of KES 25 Billion annually only about KES 13 Billion (52%) value is being exploited.
- What nut crops are grown in Kenya?
- The scheduled nuts and oil crops in Kenya include coconut, Cashewnuts, Macadamia, Oil palm, Sunflower, Sesame, Castor, Canola, Peanuts, Bambara nuts, Sunflower, jojoba, linseed (flax seed). Subsector is important as a source of processed edible oil, animal feed and industrial oil.
- Will US partnership with Kenyan coconut-processor kentaste create economic opportunities?
- Tuesday, August 29, 2023, Kwale, Kenya. The United States has announced a partnership with Kenyan coconut-processor Kentaste that will create economic opportunities for more than 4,500 Kenyan farmers.
- What are the nuts production seasons in Kenya?
- There are two nuts production seasons in Kenya – low (April-October): low supply, high demand, high prices; high (November -March) The aggregate increase in supply has generally increased activity in the sub-sector-awakened value addition, replanting (total of 2million seedlings planted since 2010)
- What is the value of coconut sub-sector?
- The coconut sub-sector has a potential national aggregate value of KES 25 Billion annually only about KES 13 Billion (52%) value is being exploited. Industry contribution is 0.4% of total National GDP Value and 1.5% of the Agriculture sector GDP contribution