Sunflower Oil
Digeoris is a bulk sunflower oil supplier that works in the European Union and Eastern Europe. We sell high-quality oil made in compliance with the EU certifications, and licensed for use in cooking, baking, and animal feeds production.
Chemical Qualities of Digeoris Sunflower Oil
| Unrefined sunflower oil | |
|---|---|
| FFA (Free Fatty Acids) content | < 0.13% |
| Phosphorus content | < 6 ppm |
| Wax content | < 20 ppm |
| Peroxide value | < 7.0 meq/kg |
| Acid value | < 4.0 mgКoH/g |
| Refined sunflower oil (example, need data) | |
|---|---|
| FFA (Free Fatty Acids) content | < 0.13% |
| Phosphorus content | < 6 ppm |
| Wax content | < 20 ppm |
| Peroxide value | < 7.0 meq/kg |
| Acid value | < 4.0 mgКoH/g |
Sunflower Oil Production Process
HACCP/FSSC-certified
High-quality sunflower oil
Cold-pressed sunflower oil
Products Using sunflower Oil
Biodiesel
Sunflower biodiesel comes at a premium and is not as efficient as rapeseed- or soybean-based solutions. However, it is the only choice for northern countries, since it retains viscosity beyond the freezing point for other plant-based fuel.
Animal feeds
Sunflower oil is by far the most cost-efficient way to add plant-based fats and nutrients to the animal feeds. Although they are mostly used for farm animals, some manufacturers use it for cat and dog feeds — although animal fats are more preferable.
Industrial Use of Sunflower Oil
Current experimental solutions have shown to outperform rapeseed and soybean oils in the cold temperatures, which might make sunflower oil biodiesel the best choice for the countries that reach freezing point during winters. While it holds only less than 1% of the market at the moment, experts predict massive expansion in the near future and sunflower oil suppliers worldwide are already ramping up production.
Sending and Transporting of Sunflower Oil
The minimum order volume is 22 tons. If you buy sunflower oil in bulk, we will offer a discount, although we may need more time if you order more than 2000 tons of oil at once.
