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Edible oils are part of the daily meals in most Kenyan homesteads, with demand going up every day. To meet the demand, Kenya normally imports most of the edible oils used by its citizens. To address the gaps created by the rising demand, a local innovator is now making machines that help to make edible oils from farm produce such as sunflower seeds and peanuts.
Made in Kenya | Duo making edible oil extraction machines
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