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Oils and derivates and glycerin

Crude Palm Oil

It is an oil with high oxidation stability due to: the balance in the content of saturated fatty acids (palmitic acid:43%) and unsaturated (oleic acid: 40%), its low content of polyunsaturated acids, and the high content of vitamins A (Carotenes) and E (Tocopherols and Tocotrienols).

Crude Palm Kernel Oil

It is a lauric oil along with the coconut oil. The palm kernel oil is extracted from the almond of the palm fruit Elaeis guineensis Jacq., and its varieties by mechanical extraction processes or by solvents. It is light yellow and semi-solid at room temperature (20°C).

Refined Palm Oil

This oil is obtained from the mesocarp of the oil palm fruit, Elaeis guineensis Jacq., and its varieties by the mechanical or solvent extraction process, subjected to a physical or chemical refining process that eliminates the content of fatty acids, color and moisture, and impurities. RBD palm oil is yellow and suitable for human consumption.

Refined Palm Kernel Oil

Palm kernel oil RBD is obtained after the process of refining, bleaching, and deodorization of crude palm kernel oil. The refining aims to eliminate free fatty acids, colour, moisture, and impurities.

High-Oleic Palm Oil

Oil with low content of saturated fat and high oleic acid. The HOPO obtained from interspecific hybrid OxG, is the result of a genetic cross between Elaeis Guineensis x Elaeis oleifera oil palm species, through a processes such as mechanical extraction or by solvents.

Palm Stearin RBD

It is the solid portion of the palm oil obtained after the fractionation process of the RBD palm oil. It has a solid consistency at room temperature (20°C) and does not need to be subjected to partial hydrogenation processes to achieve its hardness. Therefore, it is free of trans fatty acids.

Refined Olein RBD

It is a product made from the liquid fraction of palm oil, duly bleached, refined, and deodorized.

Crude Glycerin

Glycerin is produced mainly as a by-product in the biodiesel industry and the oleochemical production of soaps. The terms glycerin or glycerol are both used to refer to the same compound.