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. 2021 Jan 15;11(1):196. doi: 10.3390/ani11010196

Table 1.

Sample’s classification according to the refining process and botanical origin.

Refining
Process
Group Botanical Origin Subgroup: Different Mixtures N Total
Chemical refining
(Acid oils, AO)
SCP Blends of AO from seed oils, cocoa butter, and palm oil 1 Cocoa butter, rapeseed, soybean, and palm oils (40/30/20/10) 2 12
Cocoa butter, palm and seed oils 10
SP Blends of AO from seed and palm oils 1 Soybean, rapeseed, and palm oils (40/40/20) 2 5
Sunflower, soybean, palm, corn, and rapeseed oils 3
O AO from olive pomace oil and blends of AO from olive pomace and olive oils Olive pomace oil 13 18
Olive pomace and olive oils (90/10) 5
BS Blends of AO from seed oils 1,2 Sunflower (80–90), rapeseed (20–10) and traces of palm and palm kernel oils and palm stearin 1 9
Sunflower, corn, and grapeseed oils (40/30/30) 3
Sunflower, soybean, and corn oils 3
Sunflower, high oleic sunflower, soybean, corn, and olive pomace oils 2
SU AO from sunflower oil Sunflower oil 18 18
SU-SO Blends of AO from sunflower and soybean oils 1 Sunflower and soybean oils 4 15
Sunflower and soybean oils (10/90) 7
Sunflower and soybean oils (80/20) 2
Sunflower and soybean oils (90/10) 2
SO AO from soybean oil Soybean oil 2 2
Physical refining
(Fatty acid distillates, FAD)
LFAD FAD from coconut oil and blends of FAD from coconut and palm kernel oils 1 Coconut oil 2 5
Coconut and palm kernel oils 3
PFAD FAD from palm oil Palm oil 6 6
OFAD FAD from olive pomace and olive oils Olive pomace oil 1 2
Olive oil 1

1 For some blends the proportions were unknown; 2 Some blends contained traces of fruit oils. Abbreviations: see the “Botanical origin” column for the definition of abbreviations.