Rapeseed
Organic | Conventional | Certified France origin
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Liquid oils
Liquid at room temperature, these are omega-rich oils. They are used in the food, oleochemical and energy industries.
- Rapeseed
- Linseed
- Linoleic sunflower
- Oleic sunflower
- Soya
Rich in bioavailable omega 3
Local crop
Good stability when cold
Applications
Human food
Animal feed
Petfood
Aquaculture
Energy
Cosmetics
Oleochemicals
Rapeseed oil is used extensively in human nutrition as a basic ingredient in food and beverage products or as table oil for seasoning.
It is also used in renewable energy for the manufacture of biodiesel. It plays an important role in the energy sovereignty of France.
Growing area
Our oil is extracted from rapeseed. It comes mainly from France.
France
France
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Rapeseed oil is particularly well known for its omega 3 content. Indeed, it is a very interesting oil from a nutritional point of view since it is a source of alpha-linolenic acid (omega 3).
In addition, it is bioavailable omega 3 and can therefore be used directly by the human body.
Linseed
Organic | Conventional
Rich in omega 3
Liquid at room temperature
Sensitive oil
Applications
Human food
Animal Feed
Soap making
Detergent
Paint and coating
Linseed oil is very rich in omega 3.
However, it is very sensitive to oxidation and must therefore be stored under optimal conditions.
Our expertise enables us to work with this sensitive oil.
This makes us the linseed specialist for the food industry.
Growing area
Our oil is extracted from linseed. It can come from France, the EU, Russia, Kazakhstan, Canada, England
France
France
Europe
Europe
Russie
58PR+WV Skorodum, Komi Republic, Russie
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Canada
Canada
Angleterre
Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
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There are different varieties of linseed depending on its use. Indeed, linseed, or flax, can be used for its fibres (textile) or for its oil.
The fibre varieties are taller than those producing seeds for oil extraction.
It is a beneficial crop that allows for crop diversification and longer rotations. In addition, it is relatively economical in terms of inputs.
Linoleic sunflower
Organic | Conventional
Source of omega 6
Liquid at room temperature
Source of unsaturated fatty acids
Applications
Human food
Animal feed
Petfood
Oleochemicals
There are two types of sunflower. The "classic" which generates an oil that is rich in linoleic acid (omega 6), an essential fatty acid (i.e. essential to humans and not synthesised by the body and which therefore has to be provided by food)
Growing area
Our oil is extracted from sunflower seeds. It can come from France, from the EU 28, from the Black Sea, South America
France
France
Europe des 28
M3FR+6C Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Allemagne
Mer Noire
Mer Noire
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The sunflower is a hardy plant that adapts to many conditions. It is one of the plants whose cultivation has a reduced impact on its environment.
Oleic sunflower
Organic | Conventional
Source of omega 9
Liquid at room temperature
Heat resistant
Applications
Human food
Animal feed
Petfood
Oleochemicals
There are two types of sunflower. Oleic sunflower is rich in oleic acid (omega 9) which has the particularity of resisting high temperatures and can therefore be used for frying, for example.
Growing area
Our oil is extracted from sunflower seeds. It can come from France, from the EU 28, from the Black Sea
France
France
Europe des 28
Egensbach 19, 91238 Offenhausen, Allemagne
Mer noire
Mer Noire
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The sunflower is a hardy plant that adapts to many conditions. It originated in Central and South America and was brought to Europe in the 16th century. It is one of the plants whose cultivation has a reduced impact on its environment.
Oleic sunflower oil was introduced in the 1990s and contains up to 90% oleic acid.
Soya
Organic | Conventional
Liquid at room temperature
Source of omega 6
Rich in essential fatty acids
Applications
Human food
Animal feed
Petfood
Technical
Oleochemicals
Energy
Soya oil has unique nutritional qualities due to the abundance of essential fatty acids (i.e. essential to humans and not synthesised by the body and which therefore has to be provided by food)
Growing area
Our oil is extracted from the soya bean. It comes mainly from Europe, North and South America.
Europe
Haberskircher Str. 18, 86453 Dasing, Allemagne
Amérique du Nord
GHH4+3X Bison, Dakota du Sud, États-Unis
Amérique du Sud
Amérique du Sud
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Soya beans are grown primarily for their protein. The oil is the co-product of this production.
Like other legumes, soya beans have the advantage of capturing nitrogen from the air. This feature reduces the need for fertiliser and therefore saves fossil energy. Another direct environmental benefit : soya beans require very few phytosanitary treatments.
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