Grade 06-B
Mid-oleic sunflower oil
A balanced, versatile oil for bakery, spraying and general manufacturing - dependable performance at a competitive price.
Bakery & general manufacturing
Representative specification
| Oleic acid (C18:1) | ~65% |
|---|---|
| Linoleic acid (C18:2) | ~25% |
| Free fatty acids (as oleic) | ≤ 0.05% |
| Peroxide value | ≤ 2.0 meq/kg |
| Smoke point | ~440 °F (227 °C) |
| Oxidative stability (OSI, 110 °C) | 5–7 h |
| Shelf life | 12 months |
Representative values for typical lots. Actual values are confirmed on each lot's certificate of analysis.
Available formats
Supplied across North America in the formats your operation needs.
Typical applications
Documentation
Orders ship with a representative or lot-specific certificate of analysis, as applicable. Where applicable, a technical data sheet, safety data sheet or allergen/origin statement may be available during qualification, along with applicable certifications.
Frequently asked questions
What is mid-oleic sunflower oil best for?
Bakery, spraying and release, dressings and general manufacturing, where thermal demands are lower than continuous frying.
What is the typical oleic content?
Around 65% oleic (representative). The confirmed value for any lot is on its certificate of analysis.
How is it different from high-oleic sunflower oil?
Mid-oleic has lower oxidative stability but usually a lower cost, making it the better value when maximum stability is not the deciding factor. Compare in the grade guide.
What formats and minimum order?
Tanker, tote and flexitank; formats and minimums depend on product, origin, volume and destination.
What documentation is provided?
A representative or lot-specific certificate of analysis, as applicable. Where applicable, a technical data sheet, safety data sheet or allergen/origin statement may also be available during qualification.
Can I get a sample?
Yes — qualified credible prospects may receive relevant specifications and samples as applicable during qualification.
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