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Ratan Jain
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Oil Extraction Machinery

08/18/2009 5:52 AM

I would Like to extract oil from chili and casewunut is there any process to do so, if so what is the Process and Machinary!
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Re: Oil from spices Like chili, cashunut

08/18/2009 6:27 AM

Yes, there is, though the process is probably commercially sensitive information that the proprietor would not wish to share in a global engineering forum, for fear of loss of market share!

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Re: Oil from spices Like chili, cashunut

08/18/2009 6:40 AM

Yes we can pay for the Process if fully Detailed description is Given, with machinary Supllied
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