Import Extra Virgin Amaranth Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Ukraine

Extra Virgin Amaranth Oil is offered by Asko Exim Group, based in Kyiv, Ukraine. The oil is produced by a first cold‑press mechanical operation that avoids any alkali treatment, solvent extraction, chemical additives or dyes. It is packed in glass bottles of 0.1 L, 0.35 L and 0.5 L and the listing states a minimum order value of USD 5,000. The supplier notes that price is available on request and the product originates from Ukrainian farms.

Amaranth oil typically contains a free fatty acid level of 0.5 % or lower and an iodine value in the range of 85‑95, indicating a moderate degree of unsaturation. Typical peroxide values are 10 meq O₂ kg⁻¹ or less, reflecting good oxidative stability. The oil is rich in vitamin E, usually between 30 and 50 mg kg⁻¹, which contributes to its nutritional appeal. These typical parameters align with food‑grade edible oils used in nutraceutical formulations and specialty cooking.

The oil is suited for manufacturers of health supplements, functional foods and premium culinary products that value a cold‑pressed profile. Buyers such as food processors, natural product brands and cosmetic formulators often require documentation of cold‑press methods and ingredient purity. Trade terms are not fully disclosed; interested importers should request FOB pricing, payment conditions and lead‑time details directly from the supplier.

Asko Exim Group operates from 55 B. Khmelnytskogo Street, Kyiv, 01054, Kyivska region, Ukraine. The supplier is listed under the “harbor” trust tier, but the public profile shows a zero‑percent response rate and no recorded response time, indicating limited direct communication through the platform.

The company’s current listing focuses exclusively on Extra Virgin Amaranth Oil and provides details on the cold‑press production method, packaging options and a minimum order value. No certifications, such as ISO or organic, are mentioned, and the price is only available on request, so buyers must verify quality documentation with the supplier before committing.