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  • with and cottonseed edible oil makeing equiment in venezuela
What is cottonseed oil?

Cottonseed oil is an edible oil produced from cotton seeds, as a by-product of the cotton ginning process. It is characterized by its strong flavor, nutty odor and light yellow color. 1

Why is cottonseed oil used in food processing?

Processing of cottonseed oil became the cornerstone of the edible fat industry, until it lost its position to soybean oil. Severe shortages in this oil during World Wars I and II caused limited oil production. 1 Today, it is used by food processors worldwide although in limited quantities. 1

How can Sidel help you with edible oil-bottling in Africa?

Sidel¡¯s holistic approach to the edible oil-bottling environment has already supported customers in Africa to accomplish their goals. To make a product that will stand out on the shelves, but simultaneously be lightweight, Sidel¡¯s packaging experts are able to provide customised bottle design.

Is cotton edible?

Dr. Keerti Rathore, Texas AgriLife Research scientist, examines cotton growing in a field near College Station. Rathore is breeding cotton plants that have almost no gossypol in the seed which would make them edible for humans and mono-gastric animals. (Texas AgriLife Research photo by Kathleen Phillips)