A plant in Yangon, Myanmar, can produce 1,200 tons of refined edible palm oil per month.

The Soth Dagon edible palm oil refinery in Yangon has a capacity of refining 150 tons of crude oil per day and employs 85 people. It processes crude oil squeezed from oil palm fruits in a plantation in Bobing Township, Taninthayi Province. The head of the Ministry of Commerce has urged the factory to operate in compliance with regulations, increase production efficiency, reduce production costs, and ensure fair distribution to reduce reliance on imported edible palm oil.

The Soth Dagon edible palm oil refinery is located on the Bago River Road in the new town of Dagon, Yangon. The factory has 85 workers and can refine 150 tons of edible palm oil crude oil per day. The factory transports the edible palm oil crude oil squeezed from the oil palm fruits produced in the 14,600-acre oil palm plantation in Bobing Township, Taninthayi Province to the Soth Dagon edible palm oil refinery in Yangon, and then refines it layer by layer until it becomes refined edible palm oil. Wu Minmin, the head of the Ministry of Commerce, went to the Soth Dagon Oil Mill Co., Ltd. in the Dagon Port Township at noon on August 4 for an inspection and urged that production must be carried out in accordance with ...