Overview on economics and technology development of rubber seed utilisation in Southeast Asia
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Ng, Wendy
Lim, M.
Mohamad Izhar, S.
Lam, H.
Yusup, S.
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Ng, W. and Lim, M. and Mohamad Izhar, S. and Lam, H. and Yusup, S. 2014. Overview on economics and technology development of rubber seed utilisation in Southeast Asia. Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy. 16 (3): pp. 439-453.
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This paper overviewed the potential of rubber seed biomass for its various applications and processing technologies. The rubber seed availability and supply are studied and focused on Southeast Asia region. Technologies with rubber seed and rubber seed oil processing are reviewed. Challenges over rubber seed utilisation, e.g. rubber seed biomass availability, labour issue, etc., are raised and discussed. Future developments of rubber seed utilisation, in term of its management trends and supply solutions, are proposed. Rubber seed is gaining attractions for its vast practical applications, as a result of the expansion of rubber industry.
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