GREENLIFE HOME OF COCONUT PRODUCTS INC.
PURE COCONUT COOKING OIL
Product Description:
Greenlife Pure Coconut Cooking Oil is flavorless, high-quality, ultra-clean, cholesterol-free, certified organic coconut oil as an economical choice for cooking. Derived from the organic coconut plantation in the Philippines. This oil is mechanically-pressed without the use of chemicals. It is an excellent quality food-grade coconut oil that is not hydrogenated and contains no trans fatty acids.
Variants:
None
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
South Asia
Net Weight per Pack:
2L,1L,200L Food Grade Steel Drum And 1000L IBC Totebag
Allergen:
Ingredients/raw materials used:
Coconut
Process/es:
Bottling
Sources:
Coconut
Shelf Life:
2 Years From The Production Date
Major Export Markets:
Malaysia
Certifications:
Organic, Halal
Packaging:
2L,1L,200L Food Grade Steel Drum And 1000L IBC Totebag
Minimum Order Size:
At Least One Pallet Per SKU, Max 120 Cartons
Category:
Raw Materials And Food Ingredients, Fruits And Vegetables, Organic And Natural, Raw Materials And Food Ingredients, Equipment and Services, Equipment and Services, Equipment and Services
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