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Table 3.

Different sources of feedstocks/raw materials are used for the production of biodiesel [75].

Edible Oils	Oil Content (%)	Non-Edible Oils	Oil Content (%)	Animal Fats and Other Sources	Oil Contents (%)
Sunflower oil	25–35	¹ Jatropha oil	30–60	Mutton fat	-
Soybean oil	15–20	Stillingia oil	44.15	Broiler chicken waste	41 [80]
Rapeseed oil	38–46	¹ Karanja oil	27–40	Algae oil	20–60 [81]
Peanut oil	45–55	Neem oil	20–30	Waste cooking oil	33–53 [82]
Palm oil	30–60	¹ Castor oil	45–60	Microbial oil	23–70 [83]
Olive oil	45–70	Rubber seed oil	53.7–68.4	Waste fish oil	40–65 [84]
Mustard oil	40–42 [85]	¹ Mahua	35–40	Microalgae	30–70, 15–77
¹ Linseed oil	35–45	-	-	Pine and Kapok oil	-
Coconut oil	63–65	-	-	-	-
Canola oil	40–45	-	-	-	-

¹ represents feedstocks for biodiesel production reported by [86,87,88]; Ambat et al., 2018 [75] gathered information on sources of biodiesel feedstocks from different studies and reported them in their review paper.