Mahua Oil

The two major species of genus madhuca found in India are madhuca Indica (latifolia) and madhuca longifolia (longifolia).
Mahua is widely accepted as local name, for both these species. This plant is common in deciduous forests.
Madhuca latifolia is a medium sized to large deciduous tree, distributed in Andhra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
Madhuca longifoia, a large evergreen tree found in south India, and evergreen forests of the Western Ghats from Konkan southwards.
The seed potential of this tree in India is 500,000 tons and oil potential is 180,000 tons.
The tree is planted in most part of India, propagating either by itself or sown seeds.
Mahua seed contains 35% oil and 16% protein.

5 x 20' Container - 80 Tons Weekly

5 Working Days for 80 MT

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