Zambia: Zampalm expands crude palm oil production to meet local demand

Published 2021년 5월 26일

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ZAMPALM, a subsidiary of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), has increased its crude palm oil production to meet local demand and has expanded its out grower scheme to 1,000 beneficiaries. The company's General Manager, David Subakanya, plans to expand the out grower scheme to 5,000 hectares by 2025. Zampalm has also expanded its oil palm plantation to 3,700 hectares and is harvesting 1.7 million metric tonnes of palm fruit per hectare annually. The company is hopeful to meet the rising local demand for its crude palm oil.
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ZAMPALM, a subsidiary of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), has expanded it’s crude palm oil production to meet the local demand. The firm has further increased it’s out grower scheme to 1,000 beneficiaries. Zampalm General Manager David Subakanya says so far the area planted by out growers in Kanchibiya district has doubled to 700 hectares over the past years. “We are expanding our out grower, and we are hoping that by the year 2025 expansion should go up to 5,000 hectares,” he says Mr Subakanya says the oil palm out grower Scheme aimed at increasing the domestic production of palm oil and it’s by- products through the inclusion of individual farmers was Commissioned in Kanchibiya in 2019 by President Edgar Chagwa Lungu. Zampalm itself has expanded it’s oil palm plantation to 3,700 hectares out of which 2000 hectares have manure palm trees which the company is harvesting 1.7 million metric tonnes of palm fruit per hectare in a year. Mr Subakanya says Zampalm has been ...
Source: Lusakatimes

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