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An article examines how African least developed countries could capture more value from cotton by-products such as cottonseed oil, cake and linters. It notes that most African lint is exported and little is processed locally.
It cites ICAC views that cottonseed by-products offer growing markets.
Greater local crushing of cottonseed in Africa would shift cottonseed meal supply toward domestic feed use. The effect on global feed prices is small and long-term.
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