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Palm oil

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Palm oil comes from a fruit.

Elaeis guineensis fruits on tree
Elaeis guineensis fruits on tree

It is a red oil. People use it in food. It is in soap too.

2 janvier 2015. Kisangani, Province Orientale, RD Congo. Une femme prépare l’huile de palme utilisée pour la consommation alimentaire et la production de savon (16219900844)
2 janvier 2015. Kisangani, Province Orientale, RD Congo. Une femme prépare l’huile de palme utilisée pour la consommation alimentaire et la production de savon (16219900844)

It helps make things smooth. We use it every day. Do you see it in your home?

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Elaeis guineensis MS 3467.jpg
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Palm oil manufacture (9) Lac Mukamba,...
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Riau deforestation 2006.jpg
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Oil palm plantation in Cigudeg-03.jpg
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World Production Of Main Vegetable Oils...
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Palm Oils - outer pulp vs kernel from...

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