Coconut fatty acids
Byproducts
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Fatty acids
Fatty acids can be concrete (PFAD and coconut fatty acids) or liquid when derived from liquid oils.
- Coconut fatty acids
- Palm fatty acids
- Liquid oil fatty acids
Solid at room temperature
From French
processing
Rich in lauric
acid
Applications
Animal feed
Oleochemicals
Soap making
Detergent
Industry
Coconut Fatty Acids are derived from the physical refining of coconut oil at the deodorisation stage. The fatty acids profile is close to crude oil. They have the advantage over acid oils of being more concentrated in free fatty acids and having a lower water and impurities content.
They can be used in animal feed, oleochemistry, soap & detergent production or numerous industrial applications.
Properties
- FFA : 70 – 90%
- M&I < 2%
- C12 Min 40%
- Solid at room temperature: texturising effect
- Cream colour
Palm fatty acids
Byproducts
Solid at room temperature
From French
processing
Rich in palmitic
acid
Applications
Oleochemicals
Soap making
Detergent
Energy
Palm Fatty Acids are derived from the physical refining of palm oil at the deodorisation stage. The fatty acid profile is close to crude oil. They have the advantage over acid oils of being more concentrated in free fatty acids and having a lower water and impurity content.
They can be used in applications such as animal feed, oleochemistry, the production soap & detergents and many other industrial applications.
Properties
- FFA : 70 – 90%
- M&I < 2%
- C16 Min 40%
- Solid at room temperature: texturising effect
- Cream colour
Liquid oil fatty acids
Byproducts
Liquid at room temperature
From French
processing
Rich in oleic acid
Applications
Energy
Oleochemicals
Industry
Biofuel
Fatty acids from liquid oils are derived from the physical refinement of liquid oils, mainly rapeseed and sunflower at the deodorisation stage. The fatty acids profile is close to crude oil. They have the advantage over acid oils of being more concentrated in free fatty acids and having a lower water and impurities content.
They can be used in many industrial applications, in oleochemistry and for energy applications. They are more rarely used in animal feed.
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