Oil palm plantation

Agro-industry · Elaeis guineensis

Oil palm fruit

Oil palm is a strategic crop for Ecuador. We grow it with practices that prove productivity and sustainability go hand in hand.

Product data

The essentials of our bunches

Fresh fruit bunches harvested at optimum ripeness to maximise oil extraction yield.

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Freshly harvested palm bunches
KANYAT FRUIT S.A.S.AGRO · MOCACHE · EC
PRODUCT OF ECUADOROil palmFresh fruit bunches · RFF
Origin
Los Ríos, Ecuador
Species
Elaeis guineensis
Product
Fresh fruit bunches
Harvest
At optimum ripeness
Transport
Truck direct to mill
Destination
Palm oil agro-industry
KF-RFF · LOS RÍOS
Sustainable crop management
PracticeHow we do it
FertilisationOrganic, based on soil analysis
Soil conservationPractices that ensure the crop's longevity
BiodiversityConservation of native trees and wildlife habitats
Carbon footprintTechnologies to reduce production emissions
Working conditionsAccess to social security and training
SmallholdersInclusion in the production chain

Harvest & logistics

From plot to extraction mill

  • Harvest: bunches cut at optimum ripeness.
  • Transport: collected on the farm and trucked directly, as fast as possible.
  • Delivery: to partner extraction mills, protecting fruit quality.
Kanyat Fruit truck loaded with palm bunchesFresh fruit bunches ready for the mill

Uses of oil palm

One crop, many industries

Each bunch yields products that supply the food, oleochemical and animal-feed industries.

  • Crude palm oilRaw material for the food industry.
  • Palm kernel oilUsed in oleochemicals and cosmetics.
  • Palm kernel cakeAn ingredient for animal feed.
  • BiomassUsable for energy and organic fertiliser.

Growing conditions

Grown on Ecuador's central coast

Our farms are in Los Ríos province, one of the country's most fertile farming regions, with deep soils and a tropical climate that supports palm growth all year round.

Production area conditions
Average altitude70 – 150 m a.s.l.
Mean annual temperature24.3 °C
Annual rainfall2,700 mm
Total sunlight hours850 – 900 h
ClimateTropical mega-thermal, semi-humid
TerrainFlat with rolling areas
Oil palm with bunches on the farmPalm bunches

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