GREENLIFE HOME OF COCONUT PRODUCTS INC.
ORGANIC CULINARY VIRGIN COCONUT OIL ODORLESS
Product Description:
GreenLife Organic Culinary Virgin Coconut Oil – Odorless is the purest, cleanest, safest and healthiest cooking oil and it is cold processed. Absolutely No-Heat applied (ANH) Process. It was tasteless of coconut and odorless doesn’t affect the dishes you want to prepare. Mainly used for cooking, stir-frying and deep frying.
Variants:
None
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
Worldwide, South Asia, ASEAN/ANZ, Europe, Americas
Net Weight per Pack:
375ml, 200L Food Grade Steel Drum, And 1000L IBC Totebag
Allergen:
Made From Coconuts
Ingredients/raw materials used:
Organic Matured Coconuts
Process/es:
Bottling, Fermentation
Sources:
Organic Matured Coconuts
Shelf Life:
2 Years From The Production Date
Major Export Markets:
Canada
Certifications:
Fairtrade, FDA-LTO/CPR, Organic, Halal
Packaging:
375ml, 200L Food Grade Steel Drum, And 1000L IBC Totebag
Minimum Order Size:
At Least One Pallet Per SKU, Max 120 Cartons
Category:
Organic And Natural, Fruits And Vegetables, Biscuits And Confectioneries, Organic And Natural, Raw Materials And Food Ingredients, Raw Materials And Food Ingredients, Raw Materials And Food Ingredients, Equipment and Services, Equipment and Services, Equipment and Services, Equipment and Services
Export Ready?:
Yes
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