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Enugu United Palm Products invests N2.2m in palm oil refinery, begins commercial production

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Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu (left) being presented a pack of palm oil refined by UPPL

United Palm Products Limited (UPPL), a public-private partnership between Pragmatic Palms Limited is also investing $2.2 million in a refinery that would process Crude Palm Oil (CPO) into olein and stearin, while refining palm kernel oil.

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