Why is peanut production important in South Africa?
Peanut production in the Republic of South Africa (RSA) is important for both commercial and communal farmers for the provision of plant protein and oil.
How much peanut is produced in South Africa?
Peanut production in RSA varies between 80 000 and 250 000 tons per annum with most production coming from the commercial sector and mainly farmers in the Northern Cape, North West and Free State Provinces. South Africa’s highest peanut producing area is along the Vaal River
Who makes peanut oil in South Africa?
Amanah Oil is currently the Premium producer of Peanut Oil in South Africa. Amanah Oil is a privately owned manufacturing business which began operations in 1999, and has been trading for over seventeen years in the food industry.
Why should you buy a peanut seed plant in South Africa?
Our drying capabilities of 750 to 1,000 tons per day offer farmers the advantage of prompt deliveries. The introduction of our own seed plant in 2021, the only peanut seed plant in South Africa, ensures seed purity per generation and cultivar. The added value from our processing plants contributes significantly to our competitive advantage.
Who is sa peanuts?
We take pride in supplying only the finest shelled and in-shell peanuts locally and internationally The biggest peanut role player in South Africa, since 2000. Welcome to SA Peanuts, South Africa’s leading peanut processor, where a journey from a small beginning has transformed us into leaders in the industry.
Is peanut oil a legume?
It’s actually a legume, in the same family as lentils, peas and beans. A popular form of vegetable oil, soybean oil is extracted from the seeds of the soybean. The major proteins Ara h1, Ara h2, and Ara h3 are the allergens in peanuts. Smelling the aroma of peanuts cannot cause an allergic reaction.