Vegetable Oils
With additive-free production and biodegradable properties, Inpasa Premium Oil is already present in three main segments: Biofuels, Industry and Agriculture. As a renewable solution for industrial applications, the product is used in the production of livestock and pet feed, eco-friendly paints and plastics, and in the cosmetics and human food sectors.
We currently work with approximately 3 different types of oil, ensuring purity and efficiency for a wide range of market needs. These include: crude vegetable oil, semi-refined vegetable oil and fatty acids.
Inpasa vegetable oil
Present in every region of the country, as well as in Paraguay, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Egypt, Morocco, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia, among others.
Crude Corn Oil
Technical information
| Determinations | Unit | Parameter | Method | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum | Maximum | |||
| Appearance | A | Clear liquid, free of suspended matter | Visual | |
| Color | A | Dark reddish amber | Visual | |
| Rancid Odor | A | Absent | Olfactory | |
| Absolute Density | g/ml (20 °C) | 0.915 | 0.925 | INS‑EDL‑19 |
| Free Fatty Acidity | % g oleic acid | – | 15 | AOCS CA 5A‑40:2009 |
| Ether Insoluble Impurities | % | – | 1 | AOCS CA 3rd‑46:2011 |
| Moisture | % | – | 1 | AOAC 984.20 – Karl Fischer method |
| Peroxide Value | meq/100 g | – | 5 | AOCS Cd 8‑53 |
| Insoluble impurities by centrifugation (at 30º) | % | – | 1 | AOCS Official Method Ca 3d‑02 |
Note 1: The parameters established for these determinations may vary when agreed with the Customer and as established by INPASA, in compliance with the regulations in force in the country of final destination.
Clarified Corn Oil
Technical information
| Determinations | Unit | Parameter | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical state | A | Clear, viscous liquid | Visual |
| Color | A | Orange-yellow amber | Visual |
| Odor | A | Characteristic | Olfactory |
| Phosphorus | mg/kg | max. 350 | AOCS Ca 12‑55 |
| Free Fatty Acids (Acidity) | % in g oleic acid | max. 3.0 | AOCS CA 5A‑40 |
| Moisture | % | max. 0.50 | AOAC 984.20 – Karl Fischer method |
| Color (Automatic Lovibond) red | – | max. 15 | AOCS Cc 13b‑45 |
| Color (Automatic Lovibond) yellow | – | max. 75 | AOCS Cc 13b‑45 |
Note 1: The parameters established for these determinations may vary when agreed with the Customer and as established by INPASA, in compliance with the regulations in force in the country of final destination.
Crude Corn Oil
Oil fraction recovered during the industrial processing of corn, mainly from the germ, which retains natural components and accompanying substances inherent to the raw material and the extraction process, and which may be used for biodiesel production or other industrial uses, such as raw material for food-grade refining, for the manufacture of cosmetics and household cleaning products, and for other animal feed uses.
Clarified Corn Oil
Oily product of vegetable origin obtained during corn processing, mainly from the oil fraction of the germ, subjected to a clarification process intended to remove solids, suspended particles, free fatty acids (FFA) and insoluble matter.
The product retains the natural components characteristic of corn oil and can be used as a raw material for subsequent industrial processes, for the formulation of Emulsifiable Concentrate, for food-grade refining, for the manufacture of cosmetics and household cleaning products, for phytosanitary control and other animal feed uses, and is also suitable for the manufacture of lubricants, biodiesel, fuel and chemical products derived from oil or containing it.
Acid Crude Corn Oil
Oily product of vegetable origin obtained during the Clarification process of Crude Corn Oil. It has a high content of free fatty acids (FFA). It also contains natural oil components and accompanying substances from the raw material and the extraction process, such as phospholipids, moisture, insoluble impurities, pigments and other minor components.
It serves as a raw material for the manufacture of cosmetics and household cleaning products, and for other animal feed uses. An excellent heat source for burning. It serves as a raw material for the manufacture of lubricants, biodiesel, fuel and chemical products derived from oil or containing it.
