Cambodia's agriculture is characterized by a vast production of oilseeds, yet much of the processing remains fragmented. Local producers often rely on outdated methods or low-capacity equipment, leading to significant oil loss during the extraction phase of the oil expeller process.
The tropical climate of Cambodia presents unique challenges, particularly regarding the storage of seeds and the cooling requirements of machinery. There is a growing demand for robust equipment that can handle high humidity while maintaining the nutritional integrity of the oil produced.
Currently, the market is shifting from small-scale village pressing to semi-industrial operations. This transition requires a sophisticated oil press that offers higher throughput and lower energy consumption to remain competitive against imported oils.