Palm kernel oil, also known as palm kernel oil, is derived from the kernels of palm fruits. Palm kernel oil contains a large amount of low-level fatty acids, so its properties are very different from those of palm oil but very similar to those of coconut oil. Fresh palm kernel oil is milky white or slightly yellow, with a solid consistency and a delightful walnut aroma. Palm kernel oil is prone to oxidation and decomposition during storage, and its taste becomes pungent.
Palm kernel oil contains a large amount of low-level fatty acids, mainly including lauric acid. In addition, it also contains a small amount of cellulose, water, insoluble matter, free fatty acids, phospholipids, trace metals, etc.
Palm kernel oil is often used as shortening in the food processing industry. Shortening is quite different from margarine; it is 100% pure oil, while palm kernel oil is known as saturated oil and can fully meet the requirements of shortening. When making sandwich cookies, cakes, bread, and French fries, people can add an appropriate amount of palm kernel oil. It can have the same effect as ghee.
Frying food is one of the common uses of palm kernel oil in daily life. This is because this edible oil has extremely strong antioxidant properties. The tocopherol it contains is a natural and highly efficient antioxidant, which is not easy to polymerize with acids and esters, and is conducive to the generation of healthy fatty acids. For example, the instant noodles that people usually eat are all made of palm kernel fried dough sheets.
He maha nga wheketere kounga teitei me te mahi tahi, ka taea e koe te whakarato i nga hua o te kounga teitei me nga utu whakataetae. Ka taea hoki e matou te tuku utu mo nga hokonga nui.A ka mahi tahi matou me te maha o nga kamupene kawe utanga ngaio, ka taea te tuku hua ma te humarie me te pai ki o ringaringa. Ko te wa tuku mo nga ra 3-20 i muri i te whakapumautanga o te utu.
ANALYSIS
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WHAKAMAHI
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HUA
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Te ahua
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Yellow oil | |
Te kakara
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Characteristic
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Ka tutuki
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Tasted
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Characteristic
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Ka tutuki
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Assay(EPA+DHA)
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70%
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Ka tutuki
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Ngaronga i te whakamaroke
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5% Max.
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1.02%
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Sulphated Ash
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5% Max.
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1.3%
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Extract Solvent
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Ethanol & Water
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Ka tutuki
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Heavy Metal
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5ppm Max
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Ka tutuki
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As
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2ppm Max
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Ka tutuki
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Residual Solvents
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0.05% Max.
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He kino
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Microbiology
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Tatau Pereti Tapeke
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1000/g Max
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Ka tutuki
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Yeast & Mold
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100/g Max
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Ka tutuki
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E.Coli
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He kino
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Ka tutuki
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Haramona
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He kino
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Ka tutuki
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1. He wheketere koe, he kamupene hokohoko ranei?
He kamupene matou e whakauru ana i te ahumahi me te hokohoko, e whakarato ana i te ratonga kotahi-mutu. Ka taea e OEM te whakaae.
2. Kei te whakarato koe i nga tauira? He kore utu, he taapiri ranei?
Ko nga tauira kore utu.Ko te utu utauta a te tauira me utu e to taha.
3. Kei a koe etahi tiwhikete e pa ana ki te mana kounga?
ISO 9001: Tiwhikete 2008 hei whakarite i te kounga.
4. He aha te mea me whakarato e au ki te tiki korero?
Pls whakamohio mai ki a matou mo te momo hua e hiahiatia ana e koe, te rahinga ota, te wahitau me nga whakaritenga motuhake.Ka mahia te korero mo to tohutoro i te waa.
5. He aha te ahua o te tikanga utu e pai ana koe? He aha nga momo tikanga e whakaaetia ana?
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Te Reo Korero:Maori.
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