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"The Essential Ingredient: Red Chillies in Food and Industry"
"Groundnuts: Fueling Food and Industrial Applications Worldwide"
Red Chilli Byproducts in Natural Pest Control
Red chilli residues, a byproduct of spice processing, are used to produce natural pest repellents. The capsaicin extracted from chilli waste is a potent, non-toxic alternative to chemical pesticides, safeguarding crops without harming the environment. This innovation is increasingly favored by industries aiming to integrate sustainable agricultural practices.
Clove Stems in Eco-Friendly Agriculture
Clove stems, often overlooked, are now gaining recognition as an eco-friendly input in sustainable farming. When processed, they produce organic compost that enriches soil health and boosts crop yields. Their high nutrient content makes them a sought-after byproduct for organic farming, allowing agricultural industries to reduce waste while promoting sustainability.
Groundnut Shells in Renewable Energy
Groundnut shells are a valuable byproduct used in bioenergy production. Industries are utilizing these shells as biomass fuel for power generation, offering a renewable and cost-effective energy source. By converting waste into energy, groundnut processing plants are contributing to a greener, more sustainable industrial ecosystem.