Import Crude Corn Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Philippines

Crude corn oil supplied by Mexcore Enterprise is extracted from corn kernels and characterised by a light flavour and a high smoke point suitable for both culinary and industrial uses. The product is described as rich in polyunsaturated fats and classified as industrial‑grade, meaning it can be used in edible applications as well as in non‑food sectors. Mexcore Enterprise offers the oil in bulk quantities and secures the product in packaging designed to retain freshness during transit.

In the edible‑oil market, crude corn oil typically exhibits an iodine value between 115 and 130 g I2 per 100 g, a free fatty acid level below 0.5 %, and a peroxide value under 10 meq/kg, all of which influence stability and refining yield. A smoke point around 230 °C allows the oil to be employed for high‑temperature frying without excessive degradation. Standard bulk handling involves 200 L steel drums or direct tanker loading, and the oil is usually stored at 5‑25 °C to preserve its quality.

Typical buyers include food processors producing margarine, salad dressings and snack foods, as well as biodiesel manufacturers and machinery lubricants producers. Trade terms are flexible, with the possibility of CIF or FOB shipments and minimum order quantities that can be adjusted to the buyer’s requirements. Prospective importers should request the supplier’s current certificates and confirm the exact shipping port in the Philippines before finalising the contract.

Mexcore Enterprise is based at 75 B Manuel Roxas Street, Trancoville, Baguio, Benguet, Philippines. The company is listed as an imported supplier with a harbour trust tier, indicating it operates through maritime channels for bulk commodity trade.

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