Mongolia's oilseed industry is deeply tied to its nomadic heritage and diversifying agriculture. With a focus on sunflower and rapeseed, the region relies heavily on a robust oil press system that can withstand extreme temperature fluctuations, which often affect the viscosity of oil and the mechanical integrity of the equipment.
Currently, many local processors are transitioning from manual methods to mechanized systems. However, the lack of specialized oil press machine hardware capable of operating in remote areas with unstable power grids has been a primary bottleneck for scaling production.
The demand for high-purity vegetable oils is rising in Ulaanbaatar and other urban centers, pushing the industry toward the adoption of the oil pressing machine technology that emphasizes nutrient retention and lower energy consumption.
