Cashew husk

Cashew husk is the yellow or light brown, rough, slightly hard layer surrounding the cashew kernel, usually this shell is just a very thin layer. Cashew nuts after heat treatment to separate the hard outer shell from the silk shell, this shell becomes brittle, easy to peel and easily separate from the cashew kernel.

• Used as fertilizer: silk shells such as cashew nut residues are natural nutrients when sprinkled on the ground, which can easily produce humus, which is a very good nutrient for plants.

• Forage for cattle: Cashew silk shell is the perfect choice for fodder for animals such as cows, horses, goats.. In the silk shells there are essential oils and many good nutrients for animals, the price is cheap

• For industry: making pigments such as aluminum paint, dyes and other coloring agents, low cost, easy for users to buy and search.

• For the fuel industry: the cashew nut shell is thin and light, containing a lot of essential oils, making them easy to burn, very powerful, and the low price is an advantage that helps the cashew nut shell to dominate the competition for raw materials. fuel material.

• For dentistry: Cashew nut silk shell with high mineral content is prepared to serve the activities of removing tartar.