Canola Oil
Crude degummed and fully refined canola oil, in flexitank, drum or IBC. Canola oil is bought in two distinct states. Crude degummed oil goes to refiners who will neutralise, bleach and deodorise it themselves; they buy on free fatty acid, phosphorus and moisture-and-impurities, because those three set their refining loss. RBD (refined, bleached, deodorised) oil goes straight into food manufacture and is judged on colour, peroxide value, flavour neutrality and oxidative stability.
At a glance
- Product
- Canola Oil
- Grades
- Crude degummed canola oil · RBD canola oil +2 more
- Typical applications
- Frying and cooking oil for food manufacture · Bakery, sauce and dressing formulation · Margarine and shortening production
- Packaging
- Flexitank (typically 20–24 tonnes per container) · IBC totes · 190–200 kg steel drums

- • Certificate of Analysis is provided against the confirmed shipment, grade and batch.
- • Manufacturer TDS and SDS are subject to grade and supplier confirmation and are available on request.
- • Grades, packaging and origin above are indicative sourcing options and are confirmed at quotation.
Available grades from container-direct sourcing
Crude degummed canola oil
For buyers with their own refining capacity.
RBD canola oil
Refined, bleached, deodorised — ready for food manufacture.
High-oleic canola oil
Extended fry life; supplied against confirmed programmes.
Non-GMO canola oil
Available where a segregated programme is contracted.
Typical applications
- Frying and cooking oil for food manufacture
- Bakery, sauce and dressing formulation
- Margarine and shortening production
- Refinery feedstock (crude degummed)
- Biodiesel and oleochemical feedstock
Why Canadian buyers choose us
- Enquiries quoted against your specification — class, grade and presentation, not a fixed stock list
- Specification, origin, availability and certification confirmed in writing at quotation
- Supplier documentation (COA, SDS, technical data) provided for the grade actually offered
- One point of contact from enquiry through documents, packing and shipment
- Quantities reviewed per enquiry, from bagged lots to full container and vessel programmes
Typical industries served
Technical & procurement detail
What this product is and what decides quality+
Canola oil is bought in two distinct states. Crude degummed oil goes to refiners who will neutralise, bleach and deodorise it themselves; they buy on free fatty acid, phosphorus and moisture-and-impurities, because those three set their refining loss. RBD (refined, bleached, deodorised) oil goes straight into food manufacture and is judged on colour, peroxide value, flavour neutrality and oxidative stability. Buying RBD when you own a refinery wastes the margin you built the refinery to capture. Buying crude when you do not have refining capacity leaves you with an oil you cannot legally sell into food. The choice is about your plant, not about price per tonne. Fatty acid profile is what makes canola attractive in the first place: low saturated fat, high monounsaturated content and a useful high-heat performance in standard grades.
Types, classes and grades+
Crude degummed canola oil: For buyers with their own refining capacity. RBD canola oil: Refined, bleached, deodorised — ready for food manufacture. High-oleic canola oil: Extended fry life; supplied against confirmed programmes. Non-GMO canola oil: Available where a segregated programme is contracted.
Specification basis+
Free fatty acid — Low for RBD; stated maximum for crude degummed lots. Moisture and impurities — Maximum agreed per contract. Phosphorus — Key crude degummed parameter; stated per lot. Peroxide value — Maximum specified for refined oil at loading. Colour — Lovibond values stated for refined grades. Values vary by grade, crop year and supplier and are confirmed against supplier documentation at quotation.
Supply and origin context+
Canada has significant domestic canola crushing and refining capacity, and processed canola oil is exported alongside raw seed. Both crude degummed and fully refined presentations are traded internationally. Delivered form drives the logistics choice: flexitank suits full-container liquid volumes, IBCs and drums suit smaller or multi-grade programmes, and bulk parcels suit refinery-scale buyers. Origin, availability, grade and certification are confirmed at quotation for the lot actually offered — origin is a supply attribute, never an assumed property of the product.
Commercial and shipping notes+
Confirm whether your destination requires food-contact certification for the packaging as well as the oil. · Long tropical transits favour refined oil with a stated peroxide value ceiling at load. · Quoted FOB, CFR or CIF.
Documentation+
Commonly relevant documentation: Certificate of Analysis · Certificate of Origin · Health / free sale certificate where required · Halal or Kosher certification where contracted · Non-GMO declaration where applicable. Availability is confirmed per order and per destination.
Frequently asked questions
What should the first enquiry for canola oil include?+
State the quantity, the destination, the presentation you need and the parameters you buy on — free fatty acid, moisture and impurities, phosphorus, peroxide value, colour. With those in the enquiry we can return a quotation instead of a list of questions.
Which types or grades of canola oil are available?+
Crude degummed canola oil, RBD canola oil, High-oleic canola oil, Non-GMO canola oil. All of these are grades of the same product rather than separate products; the grade is fixed at quotation.
What packaging options are available?+
Flexitank (typically 20–24 tonnes per container) · IBC totes · 190–200 kg steel drums · Bulk parcels for refinery-scale programmes. Packaging is confirmed at quotation, because it affects both protection in transit and freight cost.
Where does the material originate?+
Origin, availability, grade and certification are confirmed at quotation for the lot actually offered — origin is a supply attribute, never an assumed property of the product.
Technical knowledge for Canola Oil — Crude Degummed & RBD | Allzone
Engineering and purchasing guidance written for this material — understand it, apply it, compare options, specify a grade, and fix production problems.
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Need a quote on Canola Oil?
Request pricing, TDS/SDS and available documentation. We usually acknowledge enquiries within one business day; samples are subject to supplier availability and product classification.



