Sesame oil is most popular in continental Asia, especially in East Asia and the South Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu, where its widespread use is similar to that of olive oil in the Mediterranean. East Asian cuisines often use roasted sesame oil for seasoning during cooking, or at the table.
Can Indonesia use palm oil in biodiesel?
As the leading palm oil producer globally with palm oil production of around 43.5 million tons in 2020, Indonesia holds the potential to utilize palm oil resources in biodiesel. The current utilization of palm oil is for food products (16.4%), oleochemical (3.3%), biodiesel (14.1%), and export (66.2%).
Where is Indonesian palm biodiesel produced?
Currently, most Indonesian palm biodiesel production mainly takes place in Sumatra and Java, with a production capacity of around 7337 and 2983 million L, respectively (Fig. 5). This is because oil palm plantation is mainly located in Sumatra.
Where is sesame oil grown in Myanmar?
Production takes place exclusively in Mandalay, Magway, and Sagaing Regions located in the central dry zone of Myanmar. The climatic conditions of those areas favor the cultivation of edible oil crops and it is also known as ¡°Myanmar¡¯s Oil Bowl¡±. Sesame can be planted and harvested throughout the year.