Oil palm biomass can be exemplified in palm trunks, empty fruit bunches (EFB), fibre ... Palm trunks can be utilised for organic fertiliser, mulching, particleboard, fibreboard, plywood, paper ...

Researchers at United Arab Emirates University and NYU Abu Dhabi have gained new insights into the range of volatile organic (carbon-based) chemicals produced by date palm fruit. In addition to ...

It’s an edible vegetable oil that comes from the fruit of oil palm trees, the scientific name is Elaeis guineensis. Two types of oil can be produced; crude palm oil comes from squeezing the fleshy ...

The bright reddish hue of the palm fruit oil is prized for nutrition, but the refined kernel oil is what is found in many ...

The EU proposed delaying implementation of its new certification after palm-producing countries complained of too little time ...

WWF's Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard assesses manufacturers, retailers, food service and hospitality companies on their commitments and actions in favour of sustainable palm oil, helping to build a culture ...

“We have started production of liquid soaps, organic palm oil, pure water and very soon ... they have three hectares of palm fruit plantation, established in 1960 by the woman which the factory ...

This oil is sometimes confused with palm kernel oil which is much higher in saturated fat. Palm oil trees originated in Africa, but over 100 years ago, the crop was brought to Southeast Asia.

Palm oil is a common ingredient in products we use on a daily basis, things like make-up and soap as well as in some foods like chocolate and pizza. It is extracted from the fruit that grows on ...

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For instance, the Windfall Profit Levy Act (validation) 2023 (Act A1683) and the Windfall Profit Levy (oil palm fruit) order 2023 are recent developments relating to the law that unfairly treats ...

With no end in sight to sky-high prices for palm oil, Japanese businesses have idled their power plants that burn it to generate electricity. And they do not appear ready to resume operations ...