Origin
Identify the raw material and product origin.
Vegetable oils / Supply and trading
Vegetable oils selected by application.
Our work
The intended use comes before the choice of oil.
Align the raw material, processing stage and functional characteristics required by your business.
Processing
Align the oil's processing stage with the operation's needs.
Application
Share the characteristics required by the process or formulation.
Defined application. Qualified offer.
Your operation
State what the oil needs to deliver.
Describe the application in food, refining or another industrial use. Share the intended origin, processing stage and purchasing requirements.
Present the product's origin and characteristics.
Identify the oil, processing stage and available analysis reports. Volume, location and delivery terms complete the offer.
Product and application
Four plant sources. The choice depends on the application.
Explore soybean, palm, canola and cottonseed. Characteristics, processing and availability are confirmed in each enquiry.
Soybean oil
Crude or refined, depending on the offer.
The intended use defines qualification and requirements.
Enquire about this product linePalm oil
Crude or refined, depending on the offer.
Confirm origin, processing and characteristics.
Enquire about this product lineCanola oil
Enquiry by product and application.
Specification and availability assessed for the transaction.
Enquire about this product lineCottonseed oil
Enquiry guided by the intended use.
State the requirements and confirm the offer's characteristics.
Enquire about this product lineAssessment criteria
The specification needs to reflect the use.
Acidity, moisture, impurities and other characteristics should be assessed against the application requirements.
| What to assess | What it is used for |
|---|---|
| Origin and processing stage | Distinguish crude and refined oil and the intended application. |
| Acidity, moisture and impurities | Assess quality characteristics according to the product. |
| Oxidation and sensory characteristics | Assess quality and preservation parameters. |
| Functionality and logistics | Align use, containment and receiving conditions. |
Limits and requirements are agreed during the enquiry and confirmed in the offer documents. This page does not replace a technical datasheet or a lot analysis report.
Documentation
Documentation to inform the choice.
Technical data sheets, batch analysis reports and origin information help assess the oil offered for the stated process.
Technical datasheet
Parameters, analysis methods and agreed product limits.
Lot analysis report
Certificate of analysis, lot identification and assessment date.
Origin and traceability
Producer, facility of origin and identification throughout the operation.
Reference material
Information to
prepare your enquiry.
Product lines, applications, assessment criteria and information to present a requirement or an offer.
Operational terms
Product and delivery assessed together.
The enquiry considers volume, origin, destination and receiving conditions, alongside the specification and processing stage.
Present my requirement- 01Volume per lot and supply frequency
- 02Origin, destination and delivery or collection window
- 03Packaging, transport mode and receiving conditions
- 04Freight, responsibilities and Incoterm where applicable
- 05Price, currency, payment and offer validity
For producers and suppliers
Present the oil offered precisely.
State the raw material, processing and documented characteristics. These details guide the commercial assessment for the purchase's intended use.
Identification
Provide the plant source and product origin.
Processing
State the oil's processing stage and known characteristics.
Quality
Compile the technical data sheet and available batch analysis reports.
Terms
State the quantity, location and availability period.
Before starting
Questions about the operation.
How do I specify the intended oil and processing stage?
Select the oil's plant source and describe whether the requirement is for a crude or refined product, where applicable. Also state the industrial use and required specification.
How do I compare two oil offers?
Compare the origin, processing, technical data sheet and supply terms. Quantity, packaging, logistics and responsibilities need to be clear in the proposal.
What information should I provide in an oil offer?
Identify the product, origin, available characteristics and quantity. Include the availability period and documentation for qualification.
Enquiry · Vegetable oils
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