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Palm oils

Products

Descriptions

Analysis

 

Applications

Trans
Advantage® P-100 NH Palm Shortening

(*Natural; also available with additives)

Palm Oil with Citric Acid added as a preservative

Mettler Dropping Point, F

SFC at 50F

SFC at 70F

SFC at 80F

SFC at 92F

SFC at 100F

Total Trans, %

100

 

46


20


11


10


8


2.0 max

Designed as a low trans alternative to traditional shortenings

Trans
Advantage® PS-102 NH Shortening

(*Natural)

Palm Oil, Soybean Oil, Citric Acid added as a preservative

Mettler Dropping Point, F

SFC at 50F

SFC at 70F

SFC at 80F

SFC at 92F

SFC at 100F

Total Trans, %

103

 

40


17


10


6


3


2.0 max

Designed as a low trans alternative to traditional pie shortenings

Trans
Advantage® P-112 NH Shortening

Palm Oil with Citric Acid added as a preservative

Mettler Dropping Point, F

SFC at 50F

SFC at 70F

SFC at 80F

SFC at 92F

SFC at 100F

Total Trans, %

112

 

58


33


20


12


10


2.0 max

Designed as a low trans alternative to traditional shortenings

Trans
Advantage® P-115 NH All-Purpose Shortening

(*Natural; also available with additives)

Palm Oil with Citric Acid added as a preservative

Mettler Dropping Point, F

SFC at 50F

SFC at 70F

SFC at 80F

SFC at 92F

SFC at 100F

Total Trans, %

115

 

59

 

33


22


13


10


2.0 max

Designed as a low trans alternative to traditional shortenings

Trans
Advantage® P-118 NH Palm Shortening

(*Natural; also available with additives)

Palm Oil with Citric Acid added as a preservative

Mettler Dropping Point, F

SFC at 50F

SFC at 70F

SFC at 80F

SFC at 92F

SFC at 100F

Total Trans, %

118



60


38


26


18


13


2.0 max

Designed as a low trans alternative to traditional shortenings

* Internal regulatory review process deemed this product to be compliant with the FDA’s 1993 policy on “natural.”

Some Cargill products are only approved for use in certain geographies, end uses, and/or at certain usage levels. It is the customer's responsibility to determine, for a particular geography, that (i) the Cargill product, its use and usage levels, (ii) the customer's product and its use, and (iii) any claims made about the customer's product, all comply with applicable laws and regulations.

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