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Safflower was originally grown for the flowers that were used in
making red and yellow dyes for clothing and food preparation. Today this
crop supplies oil, meal, birdseed, and foots (residue from oil
processing) for the food and industrial products markets, although this
crop is now primarily grown for the oil.
The oil in linoleic safflower contains nearly 75% linoleic acid, which is considerably higher than corn, soybean, cottonseed, peanut or olive oils. This type of safflower is used primarily for edible oil products such as salad oils and soft margarines. Researchers disagree on whether oils high in polyunsaturated acids, like linoleic acid, help decrease blood cholesterol and the related heart and circulatory problems. Nonetheless, it is considered a "high quality" edible oil and public concern about this topic made safflower an important crop for vegetable oil.
Varieties that are high in oleic acid may serve as a heat-stable, but expensive cooking oil used to fry potato chips and french fries. As an industrial oil, it is considered a drying or semidrying oil that is used in manufacturing paints and other surface coatings. The oil is light in color and will not yellow with aging, hence it is used in white and light-colored paints. This oil can also be used as a diesel fuel substitute, but like most vegetable oils, is currently too expensive for this use.
The meal that remains after oil extraction is used as a protein supplement for livestock. The meal usually contains about 24% protein and much fiber. Decorticated meal (most of hulls removed) has about 40% protein with a reduced fiber content. Foots are used to manufacture soap. The birdseed industry buys a small portion of the seed production. Sheep and cattle can graze succulent safflower and stubble fields after harvest.
The oil in linoleic safflower contains nearly 75% linoleic acid, which is considerably higher than corn, soybean, cottonseed, peanut or olive oils. This type of safflower is used primarily for edible oil products such as salad oils and soft margarines. Researchers disagree on whether oils high in polyunsaturated acids, like linoleic acid, help decrease blood cholesterol and the related heart and circulatory problems. Nonetheless, it is considered a "high quality" edible oil and public concern about this topic made safflower an important crop for vegetable oil.
Varieties that are high in oleic acid may serve as a heat-stable, but expensive cooking oil used to fry potato chips and french fries. As an industrial oil, it is considered a drying or semidrying oil that is used in manufacturing paints and other surface coatings. The oil is light in color and will not yellow with aging, hence it is used in white and light-colored paints. This oil can also be used as a diesel fuel substitute, but like most vegetable oils, is currently too expensive for this use.
The meal that remains after oil extraction is used as a protein supplement for livestock. The meal usually contains about 24% protein and much fiber. Decorticated meal (most of hulls removed) has about 40% protein with a reduced fiber content. Foots are used to manufacture soap. The birdseed industry buys a small portion of the seed production. Sheep and cattle can graze succulent safflower and stubble fields after harvest.
Product : Safflower extract powder
Batch No : PE/KR/129
Product
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:
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Safflower
extract powder
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Code
No.
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:
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ARSF-121
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Raw
Material
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:
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Carthamus
Tinctorius
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Description
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:
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Dark
Golden Brown powder with characteristic flavour
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Colour
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:
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OD
of 0.1% at 400 nm in water 0.8 + 0.05
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Bulk
Density
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:
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0.7
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Total
variable count
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:
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AM
3002 < 900/g
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Aerobic
Sporeformers
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:
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AM
3005 < 90/g
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Anaerobic
Sporeformers
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:
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AM
3006 < 10 g
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Yeasts
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:
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AM
3003 <5/g
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Molds
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:
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AM
3003 < 5/g
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Coliforms
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:
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AM
3004 Nil
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Hg
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:
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<
1 ppm
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Cd
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:
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<
1 ppm
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Cu
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:
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<
3 ppm
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Shelf
life
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:
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1
year
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Storage
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:
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Dry
and Cool place protected from light.
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Packing
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:
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5
kgs/50 kgs.
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*Disclaimer
"These statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration or any other regulatory body. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any
disease.
"These statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration or any other regulatory body. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any
disease.
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