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Bamboo charcoal
Uling ng kawayan
Charcoal made from bamboo offcuts. It burns cleanly for cooking and is also sold for deodorizing and water filters.
How it’s made
- Collect dry bamboo offcuts and waste.
- Burn them slowly in a kiln with little air.
- Cool, grade and bag; some is pressed into briquettes.
Who buys it
Households, restaurants, gift and home stores.
Rules to know
Your LGU and environment office may have rules on kilns and smoke. Requirements change, so confirm with the agency before you start selling.
Where it’s made in the Philippines
Near bamboo processing areas.
How to start small
Turn your workshop waste into charcoal first, then look for buyers.
Who makes it on the map
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