Rapeseed Oil DB / Canola for Lactalis Group (190kg) is made from pressing the oil from the rapeseed and deodorizing it. It has a typical smell and taste of rapeseed with a clear yellow liquid appearance. This product originates in Netherlands. It is low in saturated fats and contains omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids providing heart health and lowering cholesterol. It is used as a cooking oil and in frying foods. Rapeseed Oil DB / Canola for Lactalis Group (190kg) is an acceptable food ingredient for vegetarians, vegans and lacto-vegetarians. It comes in 190 kg drums.
Dutch Organic International Trade is a supplier of organic ingredients used in the Food, Beverage, and Nutrition industry. With a philosophy of creating an all-around better world, it is committed to quality organic raw materials, recyclable packaging, and fair trade practices. Dutch Organic’s product range includes Lemon Juice, Carob Powder, Whey Powder, Dried Apple Pieces, Spelt Flour, and more.
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