Cutting costs more than trees

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2002
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en
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CTA. 2002. Cutting costs more than trees. Spore 100. CTA, Wageningen, The Netherlands.
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A combination of sawdust and wheat bran moulded together into a banana-shaped briquette is now an alternative to wood and charcoal fuel. The Jerriton Bakery and Coffee Factory in Kampala, which developed the briquette, cut down its fuel costs for...
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A combination of sawdust and wheat bran moulded together into a banana-shaped briquette is now an alternative to wood and charcoal fuel. The Jerriton Bakery and Coffee Factory in Kampala, which developed the briquette, cut down its fuel costs for baking and roasting coffee beans. It had been using 9 tons of charcoal a month. In June 2002, only 1 ton of briquettes was needed.
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NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT; ENVIRONMENT;
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Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation
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