• Vegetable Oil and Fats

Vegetable Oil and Fats

  • Palm Oil

Palm oil is the most traded vegetable oil in the world today and has been used as a dietary constituent for nearly five thousand years. In the processing of it, the seeds are separated and after cracking and removing the shell, the kernel can be processed to yield palm kernel oil and palm kernel cake.

Palm oil and palm kernel oil have a wide range of applications, about 80% are used of food applications while the rest is feedstock for a number of non-food applications. Among the food uses, refined, bleached and deodorised (RBD) olein is used mainly as cooking and frying oils, shortenings and margarine while RBD stearin is used for the production of shortenings and margarine. RBD palm oil (i.e. unfractionated palm oil) is used for producing margarine, shortenings, vegetable ghee, frying fats and ice cream. Several blends have been developed to produce solid fats with a zero content of trans-fatty acids. In the production of ice cream, milk fats are replaced by a combination of palm oil and palm kernel oil. A blend of palm oil, palm kernel oil and other fats replaces milk fat for the production of non-diary creamers or whiteners.

Our raw products are sourced from top grade plantations all over Malaysia. This allows DNS Pacific to supply high quality palm based cooking oils, Vegetable Ghee and all-purpose Shortenings.

Our product range includes:

  • RBD Palm Oil
  • RBD Palm Olein:
  • RBD Pam Olein CP10
  • RBD Pam Olein CP8
  • RBD Pam Olein CP6
  • RBD Double Fractionated Palm Olein IV 64

 

  • Vegetable Fats

Palm oil is one of the few highly saturated vegetable fats and is semi-solid at room temperature. Like most plant-based products, palm oil contains very little cholesterol. Our product range includes:

  • RBD Palm Stearin
  • All Purpose Shortenings
  • Margarine
  • Pure Vegetable Ghee

 

  • Palm Kernel Oil

The palm oil produces two types of oils, palm oil from the fibrous mesocarp and lauric oil from the palm kernel. In the conventional milling process, the fresh fruit bunches are sterilised and stripped of the fruitlets which are then digested and pressed to extract the crude palm oil (CPO). The nuts are separated from fibre in the press cake and cracked to obtain palm kernels which are crushed in another plant to obtain crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) and a by-product, palm kernel cake which is used as an animal feed. Fractionation of CPO and CPKO in the refinery produces the liquid stearin fraction and a solid stearin component. Palm oil has a balanced ratio of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids while palm kernel oil has mainly saturated fatty acids which is broadly similar to the composition of coconut oil. Compared to soyoil, palm oil has a higher amount of saturated fatty acids but this makes it more stable and less prone to oxidation at high temperatures.

Our product range includes:

  • RBD Palm Kernel Oil
  • RBD Palm Kernel Expeller Cakes
  • RBD Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil

 

Our Packaging:

PET Bottles

  • 12 x 1 Litter (1,870 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 6 x 2 Litres (1,468 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 6 x 3 Litres (952 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 4 x 5 Litres (1,006 cartons / 20’ FCL)

HDPE Jerry Can

  • 6 x 2 Litres (1,465 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 6 x 3 Litres (1,057 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 4 x 5 Litres [1,030 cartons / 20’ FCL]
  • 10 Litres (2,490 units / 20’ FCL)
  • 18 Litres (1,318 units / 20’ FCL)
  • 20 Litres (1,330 units / 20’ FCL)
  • 25 Litres (1,068 units / 20’ FCL)

Plastic Pail

  • 10 Litres (1,781 units / 20’ FCL)
  • 12 Litres (1,384 units / 20’ FCL)
  • 18 Litres (952 units / 20’ FCL)
  • 20 Litres (833 units / 20’ FCL)

Drum

HDPE Drum
  • 200 – 220 Litres (98 units / 20’ FCL)
Metal Drum
  • 190KG (98 units / 20’ FCL)

Bag-In-Box

  • 20 Litres (1,279 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 20 KG (1,120 cartons / 20’ FCL)

Flexibag

  • 21.5 MT (1 unit / 20’ FCL)

Kraft Carton

  • 15 KG (1,440 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 16 KG (1,313 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 20 KG (1,079 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 25 KG (840 cartons / 20’ FCL)

Tin Packaging

Round Tin
  • 24 x 1 LB (1,344 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 12 x 2 LBS (1,344 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 24 x 680 GM (918 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 12 x 1 KG (1,328 cartons / 20’ FCL)
Square Tin
  • 6 x 3 Litres (1,256 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 12 KG (1,620 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 15 Litres (1,448 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 18 Litres (1,242 cartons / 20’ FCL)
  • 20 Litres (1,242 cartons / 20’ FCL)