Extra Virgin Coconut Oil

Extra Virgin Coconut Oil supplied by George And John Exports Private Limited is obtained by cold‑pressing fresh mature coconuts harvested in India. The oil is 100 % pure and unrefined, retaining its natural aroma and flavour. It is rich in medium‑chain fatty acids, contains no cholesterol and no trans fats. The supplier states that the product meets dietary expectations for health‑focused markets.

In the edible‑oil industry, extra virgin coconut oil typically exhibits a free‑fatty‑acid level below 0.5 % and a peroxide value under 10 meq O₂ kg⁻¹. The smoke point is usually around 177 °C, making it suitable for medium‑heat cooking and baking. Standard packaging formats include 500 ml PET bottles, 5 L PET containers and 25 kg HDPE drums, all of which can be supplied in eco‑friendly variants. Proper storage at 15‑30 °C away from direct sunlight helps preserve its oxidative stability for up to two years.

The oil is used in food processing, dietary supplements and personal‑care formulations, attracting manufacturers, retailers and health‑product brands. George And John Exports offers flexible minimum order quantities and ships under FOB or CIF terms, pending confirmation of incoterms. Buyers should request the relevant quality certificates and verify packaging integrity before finalising a purchase. Coordination with the supplier’s logistics team is advised to align shipment schedules with market demand.

George And John Exports Private Limited operates from 8‑Mission Compound, Ajmer Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. Classified as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, the company’s profile records a response rate of 0 % and no average response time, indicating that inquiries may require follow‑up. The firm lists extra virgin coconut oil as its primary export product and mentions flexible minimum order quantities and the availability of relevant quality certifications.

The supplier’s location in Jaipur provides strategic access to major Indian ports such as Mumbai and Kolkata for international freight. While the public profile does not disclose corporate history, employee count or revenue, the trust tier suggests compliance with standard export regulations. Prospective buyers should request formal business documentation, such as a copy of the company’s registration and any applicable export licences, to confirm legitimacy before proceeding.