Bottle of red palm oil beside palm fruit and a palm frond, illustrative image

Red palm oil, pressed on site.

Extracted from the estate's fresh fruit bunches (FFB) within days of harvest. Dense, fragrant, for cooking and processing.

The spec sheet.

What we know is written here. What we have not measured yet stays in brackets, so ask us.

OriginIbenga · Likouala
Harvest[ month ] to be confirmed
ProcessingPressed on site
Process[ to be specified ] artisanal or mechanical
FormUnrefined crude oil
Shelf life[ to be provided ]
Packaging[ to be provided ] drum, barrel, retail
Monthly capacity[ to be provided ]

From the tree to you.

Three moments.

Freshly cut palm fruit bunches, photograph from April 2025
I

The bunch

The bunches are cut when ripe, as the fruit turns red. They do not stay on the ground.

Artisanal palm oil pressing workshop with basins of red oil, illustrative image
II

The pressing

Boiling, pressing, settling. The mill stands on the estate, right beside the palms.

Barges moored on the river, seen from the air, photograph from September 2021
III

The departure

Filled into jerrycans or drums, loaded into a pirogue or a truck. Lead times and destinations stated at order.

Forms and packaging.

  • Jerrycan[ capacity to be provided ]
  • Drum[ capacity to be provided ]
  • Retail[ format to be provided ]
  • SampleOn request, free · to be confirmed

For whom

DistributorsProcessorsFood serviceSpecialty food shopsDiaspora

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Red and orange palm fruit loosened from the bunch, photograph from April 2025
Palm fruit loosened from the bunch · April 2025
Young oil palms in bags, under the nursery shade frame, photograph from April 2022
Young palms in the nursery · April 2022

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