Seed Change Tanzania Roundtable on Sustainable

  • the palm oil value chain in tanzania-unido in malaysia
  • the palm oil value chain in tanzania-unido in malaysia
  • the palm oil value chain in tanzania-unido in malaysia
  • the palm oil value chain in tanzania-unido in malaysia

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  • What is the value chain of palm oil?
  • Overview of the palm oil value chain The global value chain of palm oil originating in Southeast Asia and exported to other countries can be roughly divided into five stages: production, processing, distribution, manufacturing and consumption.
  • Does Tanzania need to import oil palm seeds from abroad?
  • Oil palm experts advise that, Tanzania doesn’t need to import seeds from abroad as we have the best parent stock. In total, Tanzania requires some 20,377,500 Tenera plants in order to produce the required 570,000 MT of edible oil through palm oil value chain. This is a huge number of oil palm trees needed in the country.
  • Can palm oil value chain development help alleviate poverty in Kigoma?
  • In Kigoma there are over 30,000 smallholder subsistence palm oil farmers2. Meanwhile, the country imports over 500,000 MT of palm oil per annum. Thus, palm oil value chain development offers great potential for both import substitution and poverty alleviation.
  • What is the value of embedded palm oil supply chain?
  • The embedded palm oil supply chain generates a total value of USD 282 billion, USD 52 billion of gross profit, and USD 18 billion of operating profit. Figure 8 summarizes the preceding outcomes. Retailers generate the largest value (USD 83 billion) in embedded palm oil.
  • Are Indonesian oil palms nutrient deficiency causing low yields?
  • In many cases, nutrient deficiencies were found in Indonesian oil palm smallholder plantations (Molenaar et al. 2010; Woittiez et al. 2015), and explain lower oil palm yields. The planting material used also has an important effect. Half of the Indonesian smallholders were found to be growing dura or pisifera rather than tenera palms.
  • Does Indonesia regulate the expansion of oil palm?
  • Governments in producer countries, notably Indonesia, have implemented policies to regulate the expansion of oil palm, with different degrees of effectiveness (Brockhaus et al. 2012; Busch et al. 2015).