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  • sesame sunflower peanut seed and rape seeds oil in cape town
Where is sunflower seed oil produced?

Sunflower seed oil is produced on a large scale, particularly in Ukraine, Russia and Argentina, and almost two thirds of global production is concentrated in Europe [ 7 ]. In Poland, sesame and flaxseed oils are more expensive than sunflower or rapeseed oils, so confirmation of product authenticity has a huge financial impact on the food industry.

Does adding sunflower oil to rapeseed reduce phenolic content?

In the light of our findings, adding sunflower oil to sesame or flaxseed oil will apparently reduce the total phenolic content, whereas adding sunflower or sesame oil to rapeseed or flaxseed will result in decreasing the total content of carotenoids.

How many markers are there in sunflower rapeseed oil?

The set of 29 markers involving 13 markers for sunflower, 8 for rapeseed, 5 for sesame and 3 for flaxseed oil was determined. Markers were annotated to the level of retention times and characteristic ions, i.e. accurate masses of precursor and fragment ions. The structure of these compound are yet to be elucidated.

Does rapeseed oil have phenolic content?

Rapeseed oil and flaxseed oil were found to have a similar phenolic content: 20.43 ¡À 0.56¨C61.10 ¡À 0.76 mg GA/kg and 18.10 ¡À 0.42¨C45.12 ¡À 2.05 mg GA/kg, respectively. In a study by Toorani et al. [ 34 ], the total phenolic content (TPC) was lower in sesame seed oil (51.0 ¡À 1.4 mg/kg).