SUNFLOWER OIL Sunflower oil is extracted from the seeds of the sunflower which grows in various -warmer- climates across most continents. After crushing, the supply of the crude oil we use in our production, including high oleic oil, mainly originates from Ukraine, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, France, and Argentina. Both classic and high oleic sunflower oils consist of long chains of unsaturated fatty acids. Linoleic fatty acid (C 18:1) is the main content at 55% in the classic oil. The high oleic variant (C 18:1) is much higher at 80%. HEAT RESISTANT The high oleic variant has a high content of monounsaturated oleic acid increasing its stability versus the classic variant. The high heat resistance of the oil provides a longer life cycle with excellent performance as a frying oil. WINTERISED SUNFLOWER OIL Sunflower oil contains natural waxes which can result in a hazy appearance. These waxes can be removed by a processing step, called winterisation. Similar to fractionation, winterising cools down the oil, allowing it to be filtered to a clear transparent oil. The winterised oil is now ready for bottling or to be used as an ingredient in mayonnaise. Other applications benefit more from non-winterised sunflower oil. APPLICATIONS Sunflower oil is highly unsaturated and liquid at room temperatures. It is well suited for producing mayonnaise, mayonnaise-based sauces, dressings, and frying applications. When combined with tropical oils, they are specifically suited for final products such as margarine or hazelnut spreads. Go to our applications section to learn more. CONTACT US For more information about this topic, please contact us. read more ABOUT OLENEX Contact Terms & Conditions Privacy notice UK Modern Slavery Act Code of conduct Olenex Sàrl A. One Business Center La Pièce 3 CH-1180 Rolle Switzerland We care about your data, and we'd love to use cookies to make your experience better and to analyse your use of our site to evaluate and improve site performance. Find out more by reading our Privacy Notice here OkayNo, thanks