However, for the case of southern Tanzania including Iringa and Mbeya regions, available local markets include: International markets require higher standards and there are companies buying high quantity Moringa such as Kuli Kuli Foods Company in USA and Bio One Investment in South Africa.
How is moringa oil made?
Then, the seeds go through a process called decortication in which the outer coat of seeds. The kernels obtained from the process are left to dry and then crushed in cold press rotary machine to obtain the Moringa Oil. This oil is then filtered and packed to make it ready to use.
How to use moringa oil?
By purifying the skin, this special oil helps in revealing its natural glow. Gently massage your skin with two to three drops of Moringa oil mixed with a few drops of Olive oil. You can also add a few drops to your daily skincare cream or lotion for alleviating skin problems. 5. Fights acne and helps in getting rid of dark spots
How are moringa leaves harvested?
Harvesting – Fresh green leaves are plucked from Moringa tree. Sorting – Leaves are separated from stalk and any dead or infected parts are cleared off. Washing – Leaves are thoroughly washed in clean water. Drying – Leaves are dried in a wire mesh/tarpaulin under the shade (2 – 3 days) or dried using solar drier.
How to propagate Moringa?
There are three ways of propagating Moringa: direct seeding, growing cuttings and nursery. higher survival rate (no damage to tap root when transplanting). Seeds must be collected from well-developed pods of healthy and productive trees. Choose seeds of uniform size, weight and color.
How to store Moringa products?
Several packages can be used for storage of Moringa products, including food grade plastic bags, plastic bottles, plastic pouches, glass and metal cans. Good packaging material must: The label of the product is very important to link the communication between customers and producers.