RBD Coconut Oil

RBD Coconut Oil stands for "Refined, Bleached, and Deodorized Coconut Oil." It is a type of coconut oil that undergoes a refining process to remove impurities and produce a clear, colorless, and odorless oil. Heres what each step in the refining process entails:

• Refined: Raw coconut oil is subjected to a refining process, which involves the use of chemicals and filtering methods to remove impurities and contaminants. This step helps improve the oils quality and purity.

• Bleached: After refining, the coconut oil is bleached to remove any remaining color. Bleaching agents, such as activated charcoal or clay, are used to absorb the color pigments present in the oil, resulting in a clear and colorless appearance.

• Deodorized: Deodorization is the final step in the RBD process. During this step, the oil is heated under vacuum to remove any remaining odors and flavors. This is particularly important for coconut oil, as raw coconut oil has a distinct coconut aroma and flavor, which might not be desirable in certain applications.

RBD coconut oil is often used in cooking and baking where a neutral taste and aroma are desired. It is also commonly used in the food industry for products like snacks, fried foods, and baked goods. Additionally, it is used in cosmetic and personal care products, where a clear and odorless oil is preferred.

These results are observed upon testing samples at our in-house laboratory using test procedure as per BIS.

Certificate of Analysis obtained by testing our sample in an external NABL accredited laboratory.