Import Crude Degummed Soybean Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Austria

Crude Degummed Soybean Oil supplied by Kovacic Helga originates from Austria and is presented as a fruit oil with a purity of 98 %. The product is classified as Grade Top, packaged in 120 L containers and listed with a shelf life of 24 months. The listing notes a 99 % ingredient composition and a content figure of 0.33, indicating a highly refined base oil suitable for further processing. Supply ability is stated at 500 metric tons per week with a negotiable lead time of five days.

In the edible‑oil market, degummed soybean oil serves as the primary feedstock for refining into finished cooking oils. Typical industry parameters include a free fatty acid (FFA) content of ≤ 0.2 % by weight and an iodine value between 115 and 130 g I₂/100 g, both of which influence downstream stability. Moisture levels are usually kept at ≤ 0.1 % to prevent hydrolysis, and viscosity at 40 °C commonly falls within 30‑45 mm²/s. Standard packaging formats comprise 200 L steel drums, 1 000 L IBCs, as well as the bulk, can, mason‑jar and plastic‑bottle options listed by the supplier.

Food processors, ingredient manufacturers and industrial chefs purchase this oil for frying, blending and formulation of sauces. The Austrian origin offers a reliable logistics hub for European distribution, and the supplier’s imported tier status indicates they act as an intermediary rather than a primary producer. Buyers should confirm the exact Incoterms, payment schedule and any required certifications before finalising the contract.

Kovacic Helga is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a trust tier classified as harbor. The profile shows a response rate of 0.00, indicating no recorded replies to inquiries, and an average response time of zero hours. Their operation is based in Austria and they act as an intermediary for sourcing crude degummed soybean oil from manufacturers.

The supplier’s current listing provides product‑specific details such as purity, grade and packaging, but does not disclose certifications, laboratory test reports or client references. Buyers should therefore treat the information as a baseline and request additional documentation to confirm compliance with relevant food‑safety standards.