Importance and benefits of cassava
Industry news/ Chat online/ Leave a message/ December 16, 2019
Cassava is not fully utilised in Eastern Africa compared to West Africa (such as Nigeria, Ghana).
Cassava can earn you extra income, provide employment opportunities and serve as a reserve food in times of scarcity.
Cassava
Cassava is drought tolerant, easy to grow and simple to harvest. All parts of the cassava plant are valuable. Cassava leaves can be used to make soup or as feed for livestock, the stems can be used for planting more cassava, for mushroom production or as firewood, the root can be cooked and eaten fresh or processed into flour.
Cassava can also meet industrial needs such as the production of bio-fuel and starch for use in paper- and drug-making industries.
High-quality cassava flour is made within a day of harvesting the root. It is very white, has low fat content, is not sour like traditional, fermented cassava flour, does not give a bad smell or taste to food products and can mix very well with wheat flour for use in bread or cakes.
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- Do you want to buy machine?
- Yes, I want to buy machine
- No, I want to learn more in advance
- What is your raw material?
- Cassava
- Potato
- Sweet potato
- Other:
- What type of equipment are you looking for?
- Single Machine
- Complete production line
- Which single machine do you want?
- Dry sieve
- Paddle washer
- Cassava peeler
- Cassava cutter
- Cassava grinder
- Cassava rasper
- Hydraulic press
- Garri fryer
- Cassava sieving machine
- Other:
- What type of equipment are you looking for?
- Complete production line
- Single Machine:
- What is the final product you want to produce?
- Chips
- Flour
- Starch
- What is the final product you want to produce?
- Garri
- Cassava flour
- Cassava starch
- Cassava chips
- Attiekie
- Bammy
- Other:
- How many tons of the final product do you want to process?
- <1 ton per day
- 1 ton per day
- 2 tons per day
- 3 tons per day
- 3-10 tons per day
- 10-20 tons per day
- >20 tons per day
- What is the usage of your cassava chips ?
- Food usage (like fried chips)
- Industrial usage (like animal feeds, ethanol, flour)
- How many tons of the final product do you want to process?
- <5 ton per hour
- 5-10 tons per hour
- >10 tons per hour
- How many tons of the final product do you want to process?
- <500 kg per hour
- 0.5-5 ton per hour
- 5-10 ton per hour
- >10 ton per hour
- What is your daily cassava input (tons)?
- Other:
