🌴Introducing Amberneg cooking oil: solution to unhealthy practice

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Palm oil is used in different parts of the world, including Africa. Palm oil can look different, depending on where and how it was produced. We have the groundnut palm oil, palm kernel oil, red palm oil, white palm oil and more.

Today, palm oil is in high demand all over the world. What makes palm oil so special? It is a storehouse of vitamins! The kernel oil, for example, is high in saturated fat which is a great alternative to trans fats. The red palm oil has lycopene and beta-carotene, an excellent natural antioxidant.

Here are some common areas where palm oil is being used. 
1. Cooking; 
2. Manufacturing ice cream, margarine, etc.; 
3. Personal care (soaps, lubricants, lotions, etc.); 
4. Pharmaceutics; 
5. Production of drilling fluids; 
Cosmetics; 
6. As an alternative to mineral oils; 
7. Production of water treatment products 

Due to high demand there are genetically modified strains which are high yielding in quantity but less quality, the production of these GMO (agric) variety has result to the "gold rush" phenomenon, whereby more and more people build a whole plantation filled with GMO strain, ravaging our normal tropical rainforest with such devastating effect deforestation on the ecosystem and on the long run the attendant health implications of GMO.

In the second half of 2016, the media in Nigeria saturated the airwaves with the demerits of living on GMO foods, giving us examples of the cost and implications of buying the technology and the damage it has already started having in our society.

These gloomy picture of what the health condition would be for our society in years to come spurred me to begin to think, what can I do as an individual who is unpopular and maybe without a voice, to stem this societal blight called GMO. I figured that if there's one component of our food that's widely eaten, it is palm oil, and if I could make a difference by delivering a non-refined, organic and non-GMO palm oil one person at a time, the world would be a better place.

This post is to guide my customers and clients on the birth and growth of Amberneg cooking oil a brand of Helambergo Enterprise. Amberneg cook oil is the best vegetable oil in the market today.

Stay tuned for a comprehensive info and articles on our products, 🌴 Helambergo Enterprise... Trusting nature for food!

G1 brand label of Amberneg cooking oil

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