Nasi Lemak Cooked with Palm-based Santan is Comparable to that Cooked with Coconut Santan

Santan is a Malay term for coconut milk. Santan is derived from the flesh of old coconuts. In recent years, there is high demand for coconut santan due to our increasing population and a higher standard of living among domestic consumers who prefer tastier food. At the same time, there is also high demand for fresh young coconut for drinks, etc. Thus, the domestic coconut production is not sufficient to fulfill both demands. Palm oil-based santan (hereafter referred to as palm-based santan) was developed as an alternative to coconut santan. Palm-based trans fat-free liquid santan has been in the market since 2010.

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Inter-laboratory Comparison: Participation of the Analytical Testing Services Laboratory, MPOB, at National and International Level

Inter-laboratory comparison is one of the quality control procedures recommended by the Laboratory Accreditation Scheme of Malaysia (SAMM) MS ISO/IEC 17025:2005 (Clause 5.9.1) to monitor the validity of tests offered as services to clients. It provides one of the most expedient means of assessing the bias of one laboratory’s testing relative to other laboratories in […]

Synergy of Palm and Plant Extracts for Application in Cosmetics

Oleochemicals are chemicals derived from oils and fats, however, the term ‘natural oleochemicals’ often refers to oleochemicals derived from vegetable and animal oils and fats to differentiate them from ‘synthetic oleochemicals’, which are derived from petroleum. Oils/fats are triglycerides formed from one molecule of glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. The reverse of this […]