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    Copra is produced in two grades - edible and milling. The edible grade is consumed raw as offerings or grated into powder for sweets and dishes. The milling grade is extracted for coconut oil, which is used for cooking but also industries like hair oils, soaps, and chemicals in shampoos and pharmaceuticals.

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    Copra is produced in two grades - edible and milling. The edible grade is consumed raw as offerings or grated into powder for sweets and dishes. The milling grade is extracted for coconut oil, which is used for cooking but also industries like hair oils, soaps, and chemicals in shampoos and pharmaceuticals.

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    Consumption Pattern 2

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    Copra is produced in two grades - edible and milling. The edible grade is consumed raw as offerings or grated into powder for sweets and dishes. The milling grade is extracted for coconut oil, which is used for cooking but also industries like hair oils, soaps, and chemicals in shampoos and pharmaceuticals.

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    Consumption pattern:

    Copra is produced in two grades, the edible grade and the milling grade. The edible
    grade copra is consumed as raw nut (which is used as offering to gods, grated to
    produce copra powder for use in sweets, chutneys and other dishes) and the milling
    grade for the extraction of coconut oil. The extracted oil is used for cooking purpose as
    well as industrial purpose such as hair oils, toilet soaps, splitting into fatty acids for
    manufacturing chemicals used in shampoos, and in ayurvedic and pharmaceutical
    industries, etc.

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