Sunflower oil for frying and food service, wholesale

Which sunflower oil for which use

Both grades have a neutral flavor. The difference comes from the fatty-acid profile: see high oleic versus standard sunflower oil.

Formats for restaurants, caterers and distributors

• PET 5 L: the usual size for restaurant kitchens.
• PET 10 L and 25 L: for high-volume kitchens, central kitchens and caterers.
• PET 500 mL to 3 L: for retail shelves and cash & carry.
• Bulk (drums, ISO tank or flexitank): for industrial fryers and snack plants. See bulk supply.

Orders start from one pallet. Units per carton and per pallet are confirmed in the quotation. All PET sizes are described in bottled sunflower oil wholesale.

Getting more life out of frying oil

How long frying oil lasts depends as much on kitchen practice as on the oil itself. General good practice:

• Fry at the temperature the product needs, avoid overheating and lower the fryer temperature during idle periods.
• Filter the oil regularly and remove crumbs and food residues.
• Top up with fresh oil instead of letting the level drop.
• Season food away from the fryer: salt and water speed up the breakdown of the oil.
• Replace the oil when it darkens, foams, smokes easily or changes taste, and follow local food-safety rules on used frying oil.

Who buys sunflower oil for frying from SUNVORA

• Food-service (HORECA) distributors and cash & carry operators.
• Restaurant groups, central kitchens and caterers that buy by the pallet.
• Fried-snack producers and food manufacturers that buy in bulk.
• Importers and wholesalers supplying the food-service channel.

Documents that accompany a shipment

Every order is documented so that your customs broker, quality team and auditors can verify what they receive. The basic set is:

• Certificate of Analysis (COA) for the batch, reporting parameters such as acidity, peroxide value, moisture and purity.
• Certificate of origin (Ukraine).
• Phytosanitary certificate, when the destination country requires it.
• Commercial invoice and packing list.
• Transport document (bill of lading, CMR or equivalent for the mode of transport).

What to send to receive a quotation

The more precise the request, the faster the offer. Please include:

1. Destination country and city or port.
2. Product: refined, crude or high oleic.
3. Format and quantity: pallets of PET bottles, drums, ISO tank or flexitank.
4. Preferred Incoterms® 2020 rule and payment terms.
5. Documents or certificates required by your market.
6. Target delivery window.

Send it through the quotation form. To understand how the offer is built, read how quotations and Incoterms work.

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