Egypt: The Business Sector aims to add 36,000 tons of cottonseed oils through the developed ginning mills

Published 2021년 11월 27일

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Egypt's Minister of Public Business Sector, Hisham Tawfik, has announced plans to boost the country's energy local energy by adding 36,000 tons of oil from pressed cotton seeds. This initiative will utilize the seeds produced during ginning, which are currently sold in their full form, instead. The Contemporary Company will rent space inside new gins to establish units for juicing and treating the cotton seed oil, with the first unit expected to be established in Zagazig gin within the next two months. This move is expected to control the circulation of cotton seeds, preserve Egyptian cotton varieties, and support the production of cottonseed oil and cake for livestock feed.
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Hisham Tawfik, Minister of Public Business Sector, said that it is targeted to add 36,000 tons to the local energy of oils, through the pressing of cotton seeds, which produces high-quality oils. Cotton seed produced from ginning in each developed gin, in order to exploit the seeds resulting from ginning inside the gin and not to allow them to be sold in their full form, provided that the yield of the squeezing is used in the production of fodder. To squeeze the cotton seeds resulting from ginning. He explained that the Contemporary Company will rent places inside the new gins with an area of about 1,000 square meters, inside each gin to establish a unit for juice and treatment of cotton seed obtained from ginning and operate it to reconcile the conditions of the new gins with the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation. Tawfiq confirmed that these mills It will help keep the cotton seeds from circulation, which will preserve the strains of the Egyptian cotton varieties, ...
Source: Amwalalghad

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