• What is the approach to sustainable oil palm production in Cameroon?
  • The approach is based on field surveys carried out in various production basins, particularly in the South-West, Littoral and Central regions. They also take into account the resolutions of various workshops bringing together stakeholders on the matter of sustainability in the oil palm sector in Cameroon.
  • What percentage of palm oil is produced by smallholders in Cameroon?
  • Indeed, the proportion of palm oil produced by smallholders has steadily increased in Cameroon from 10 to 26% today. In Indonesia and Malaysia, smallholders account for roughly 40% of the total area of planted oil palm and as much as 33% of the output, due to lower yields, on average.
  • Why did Malaysian palm oil refiner Ban Dung invest in a centrifuge?
  • By investing in an Alfa Laval PANX 800 decanter centrifuge, Malaysian palm oil refiner Ban Dung has increased capacity while also reducing the level of product waste in their production. With improved energy efficiency, they have even achieved lower overall operational costs. Hear their story in this video.
  • Why is the OPAL project significant for Cameroon?
  • The OPAL Project is significant in Cameroon as it contributed to the preparation of the national strategy document on the sustainable development of the oil palm sector. This strategy is quite advanced and now only needs Government approval, according to Emmanuel Ngom.
  • Is Cameroon experiencing a new surge in electricity prices?
  • As of January 1, 2024, Cameroon has witnessed a new surge in electricity prices, primarily impacting medium-voltage customers, labeled as “industrial… Raffinerie Pacific is the new palm oil refinery recently opened in Cameroon with an initial capital of 100 million FCFA.