Pure Refine Sunflower oil
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T/T |
| Place of Origin: |
Germany |
Product Detail
Delivery Date:
1week
Jatrofer oil:
corn oil
Brand Name:
Pure Refine Sunflower oil
1. Type: Sunflower Oil
2. Processing Type: Refined
3. Purity (%): 100
4. Grade:1 level
Sunflower oil is usually extracted through pressing of the seed and later extraction by solvent. The crude oil is usually subjected to traditional refining stages. Cold-pressed sunflower oil is currently valued as a new extra virgin oil. Extraction of sunflower oil is generally carried out in two stages. The first stage consists of mechanical extraction using screw-presses (expellers). The meal obtained in the pressing stage, containing 15-20% of oil, is subjected to extraction by solvent (normally hexane). The solvent must then be eliminated from both meal and oil. Oils obtained through pressing are of better quality than those obtained by solvent extraction. However, both are blended before storage. Refining sunflower oil through solvent extraction, degumming, neutralization and bleaching can make it more stable and suitable for high-temperature cooking, but will also remove some of the oil's nutrients and flavour, including colour pigments, free fatty acids, phospholipids, polyphenols and phytosterols. Unrefined sunflower oil is less heat stable, but will retain more of its original nutrient content and flavour, and is well suited to dishes that require low- or no- heat.Because sunflower oil is primarily composed of healthier but less stable polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids, it can be particularly susceptible to damage by heat and light. Several general factors affect the oxidative stability of sunflower oil during storage. One of these factors is the degree of unsaturation. Product shelf-life is affected by manufacturing conditions such as the type of extraction process (pressing, with solvent, with supercritical fluids), degree of purification (crude, refined, deodorized, etc.), addition of antioxidants, and type of packaging (container material, incorporation of inert atmosphere, etc.). Other major factors influencing the oxidative stability are the particular storage conditions: time, temperature, and light, among others.Contact for more quotes and details on our products.
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