ECONOMY — July 30, 2026

Daily Flaxseed Oil Production in Baghlan Reaches 3,500 Kilograms

The output comes from dozens of active factories that source seeds from mountainous areas and employ dozens of young people while distributing products to other provinces.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Bakhtar News2 min read

Daily Flaxseed Oil Production in Baghlan Reaches 3,500 Kilograms
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Dozens of flaxseed oil production factories and processing machines are active in Baghlan province. The facilities source flaxseed from local mountainous areas, extract the oil, evaluate its quality, and distribute the product to other provinces.

Daily output of pure flaxseed oil from these operations has reached 3,500 kilograms. The processed oil is transported across Afghanistan for sale and use.

The factories have generated employment for dozens of young people in the province. This activity has contributed to lower unemployment rates and increased domestic production capacity.

Factory workers have expressed satisfaction with their positions. They have called on traders and investors to establish additional similar facilities to further support local industry and economic growth.

Read the original reporting at Bakhtar News

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