This growth is attributed to better seed varieties and agronomic practices.
The initiative marks a strategic pivot toward modernising the sector and reclaiming Nigeria’s status as a global palm oil powerhouse.
Kenya largely relies on imported oils to meet its growing needs.
Cold pressed oils are becoming increasingly popular due to their low-temperature extraction method.
The refinery, with a daily crushing capacity of 500 metric tonnes (MT) plans to purchase up soya beans from local producers.