Import Canola Oil / Rapeseed Oil In Drums — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Kingdom

Agricultural And Equestrian Supplies Ltd offers refined rapeseed oil marketed as 100% Crude Refined Canola Oil, packaged in bulk drums and a range of containers on buyer request. The product is listed with a Grade of First, a purity of 100%, and a standard volume of 1 L per unit. The supplier reports an annual supply ability of 100,000 tons and classifies the cultivation type as COMMON. All information is drawn directly from the supplier's listing and reflects the current offering.

In the edible‑oil market, refined canola oil typically meets an acid value of 0.5 mg KOH/g or lower and an iodine value between 100 and 110, which influence oxidative stability and frying performance. Standard storage temperature is 15 °C to 25 °C and a shelf life of 12 months is common when kept in a sealed container. Packaging for bulk orders often uses 200 L steel drums, though the supplier can also provide cans, glass bottles, mason jars or vacuum‑packed packs according to buyer specifications.

Buyers such as food manufacturers, catering firms and ingredient distributors use this oil for frying, baking and salad dressings because of its neutral flavour and favourable fatty‑acid profile. Trade terms, incoterms and payment conditions should be confirmed directly with Agricultural And Equestrian Supplies Ltd, as the listing does not disclose them. Prospective importers are encouraged to request a formal quotation and verify the supplier’s capacity to meet their required shipment size.

Agricultural And Equestrian Supplies Ltd is an imported‑tier supplier based in the United Kingdom. The company holds a harbor trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0 percent, indicating that enquiries may require follow‑up. Its profile lists a focus on bulk edible‑oil products and the ability to supply up to 100 kilotonnes annually.

The supplier’s listing highlights flexibility in packaging, offering drums, cans, bottles and vacuum‑packed formats according to buyer specifications. No additional certifications, client references or historical performance data are provided in the public profile, so buyers should request supporting documents during negotiations.