There s a premium market in Abidjan, Côte d Ivoire for traditionally produced red palm oil prices are double for oil from natural plantations. It s called African oil , as opposed to so-called Sodepalm oil, and has a 20% share of the market. Ivorian housewives choose their oil on the basis of colour, clarity, fluidity, taste and texture. For them, traditional oils are the best and they go most for regional products from Man, the West and Danané. Since 1963 producers have been provided with improved varieties, with the oil having to be delivered to industrial mills. It is only since the privatisation of the palm oil sector in 1996 that the traditional sector has stepped out of the shadows (where agricultural researchers and policy-m...
Palm oil has been a major symbol of colonial Congo as produced by European companies from the fruit ...
Over the past three decades, palm oil has become the leading vegetable oil, a commodity that can be ...
The oil palm tree has provided West African communities with useful products for millenia. For the l...
African countries of the Guinean gulf are traditional red palm oil (RPO) producers and eaters. Nowad...
World palm oil market had a huge development during the last 30 years. The most spectacular phenomen...
Africa lost, over the years, its dominant rank on the international market of oilseeds, enhancing so...
Palm oil demand is particularly strong in Africa, where people used to eat both refined and “red” oi...
Traditional food systems in Sub-Saharan Africa are changing mainly because of globalized food market...
In Benin 98% of palmnut processing is done by village women, showing that post-harvest work can prov...
The oil palm originally came from the tropical rain forest of West Africa. It was brought by migrant...
Palm oil is the world's second most important vegetable oil after soybean oil. Around 80% of the pro...
International audienceIn Africa, there are two oil palm supply chains. The first goes through indust...
In the last thirty years, the international market for vegetable oils has developed substantially es...
The oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) originated in West and Central Africa. Some of the earliest s...
The local palm oil market of Togo has been facing competitive imports. Examining consumer preference...
Palm oil has been a major symbol of colonial Congo as produced by European companies from the fruit ...
Over the past three decades, palm oil has become the leading vegetable oil, a commodity that can be ...
The oil palm tree has provided West African communities with useful products for millenia. For the l...
African countries of the Guinean gulf are traditional red palm oil (RPO) producers and eaters. Nowad...
World palm oil market had a huge development during the last 30 years. The most spectacular phenomen...
Africa lost, over the years, its dominant rank on the international market of oilseeds, enhancing so...
Palm oil demand is particularly strong in Africa, where people used to eat both refined and “red” oi...
Traditional food systems in Sub-Saharan Africa are changing mainly because of globalized food market...
In Benin 98% of palmnut processing is done by village women, showing that post-harvest work can prov...
The oil palm originally came from the tropical rain forest of West Africa. It was brought by migrant...
Palm oil is the world's second most important vegetable oil after soybean oil. Around 80% of the pro...
International audienceIn Africa, there are two oil palm supply chains. The first goes through indust...
In the last thirty years, the international market for vegetable oils has developed substantially es...
The oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) originated in West and Central Africa. Some of the earliest s...
The local palm oil market of Togo has been facing competitive imports. Examining consumer preference...
Palm oil has been a major symbol of colonial Congo as produced by European companies from the fruit ...
Over the past three decades, palm oil has become the leading vegetable oil, a commodity that can be ...
The oil palm tree has provided West African communities with useful products for millenia. For the l...