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COCONUTPost-harvest Operations - Post-harvest CompendiumCOCONUT: Post-harvest Operations Organisation: Asian and Pacific COCONUT Community (APCC) Author: and Arancon Edited by AGSI/FAO: Danilo Mejia (Technical), Beverly Lewis (Language & Style), Last reviewed: 14/10/1999 Contents 1. Introduction .. 2 Economic and Social Impact of 2 World Trade .. 5 Primary Products .. 6 Secondary and derived product .. 12 Requirements for Export and Quality Assurance .. 22 2. Post-Production Operations .. 24 Pre-Harvest Operations .. 24 Harvesting .. 24 Copra Processing .. 27 Drying .. 28 3. Overall Losses .. 33 4. Economic and Social 34 5. References .. 35 6. Annex .. 37 List of Tables .. 37 List of Figures .. 37 COCONUT : Post-harvest Operations Page 2 1. Introduction In beauty and utility no other tree can surpass the COCONUT tree.
Oct 14, 1999 · in small and big quantities. Aside from copra and coconut oil, other exports which have a significant volume are desiccated coconut, copra meal, cocochemicals (fatty acids, fatty alcohol, methyl ether), shell charcoal and activated carbon, fibre products, coconut cream, milk, powder …
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