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Supply chain of palm oil

Palm oil is from the fruit of the oil palm tree. These rare and spectacular trees only occur in warmer and tropical regions such as Indonesia and Malaysia. You may not know it, but we also find palm oil in many of the products we use everyday. For instance, it’s in soap, chocolate and even biodiesel fuel, used for some vehicles. Have you ever thought about how palm oil gets from the tree to store shelves? Join us on our fun and informative palm oil journey

It all starts with palm oil farmers who cultivate and harvest oil palm fruits. These heavy duty drag chain farmers toil to ensure that the fruit is ready for harvest. After harvesting the fruit, they resell it to palm oil mills. This is where they process your fruit to extract the oil. It is a very critical process that enables the fruit to become the palm oil we use in various products. The traders take the palm oil and sell it to different companies after arriving at the processing levels. These companies then use the palm oil to create all kinds of items we find on store shelves. Finally, the palm oil-containing finished products get shipped to stores for people like us to purchase.

Understanding the Global Palm Oil Supply Chain

Inengsible translates: Palm oil is not just used in one place, but a world food. This heavy duty conveyor chain makes palm oil supply chain extremely complex. Likewise palm-oil using companies can source from many countries and suppliers. As a result, it can be difficult to trace the palm oil to its exact source. At times, a lack of information sets off large problems such as rainforest destruction, which can be harmful to thousands of animals and plant species and create issues for humans who live in countries that produce palm oil.

Why choose JINQIU CHAIN Supply chain of palm oil?

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