It is not surprising that the preference for an organic product is increasing among consumers while purchasing coconut oil as well. How is organic coconut oil separate from the normally available coconut oil?

In brief, the process of manufacturing organic coconut oil can be described as below:

• Organic coconuts that are grown without the use of any chemical fertilizers and pesticides are collected.
• These coconuts are then broken and the flesh is dried. Normally chemicals are used to speed up the drying process. However, in organic coconut oil manufacture, the coconut flesh is not dried using chemicals.
• The next step involves extraction of the oil. While making organic coconut oil, extraction is done at low temperatures and only through mechanical means. Chemicals (solvents) are not used for this purpose.
• This is followed by refining. Refining happens through sedimentation or low pressure filters. Again, chemicals are not used for refining process.

Thus the entire process of manufacturing organic coconut oil does not involve chemical usage. Many countries have guidelines and standards for producing organic foods. Workers in companies manufacturing certified organic coconut oil follow these guidelines and thus ensure stringent cleanliness and hygiene standards, in spite of extensive manual handling.

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jooskin G, Sabah Malaysia  - vco   |2009-09-15 19:51:33 I have factury to produce the VCO, kindly pls help me to market my productto the Europe? Reply 0   0

Nitz  - How to make VCO   |2009-09-09 08:29:04 Hello gud am...Its my first time to write a comment like this because Im so eager to know how to make vco for the reason that the price of vco here in our place is so expensive.Pls help me...thnx Reply 0   0

engedi  - coconut oil   |2009-08-31 18:36:55 As I understand , the vco sold in organic shop is as expensive as extra virgin olive oil. If it's just for external use such as for hair & skin , do we use the vco ? Please provide info. thanks. Reply 0   0

Nestor Rangel  - require manufacturing process for vco   |2009-08-10 07:58:54 I require manufacturing process for vco Reply 0   0

Caroline  - VCO   |2009-07-16 17:41:45 Hi, i am also interested in your turn key solution to process VCO, could you mail the details. Thanks Reply 0   0

kyla  - how?   |2009-07-10 17:26:22 how do you make virgin coconut oil Reply 1   0

mary ann brusola  - How to make coconut oil   |2009-09-17 10:05:08 Few steps to make coconut oil: 1.)Brake the fresh coconut in the middle (from the shell) 2.)Grate the meat from the shell using the special grater (you can buy from Filipino store) 3.)Squeeze most of the juice from the meat then strain it 4.)Put the coconut juice in the pan and boil stirring constantly until it turns dry you will see it's turning brown and the oil starting to come out. The extra solid part coming out is also good for any dessert toppings. ENJOY!!!!!!YOUR COCONUT OIL. Reply 0   0

morine wavamunno  - mrs   |2009-05-25 19:04:13 I have coconut trees and want to know how I could use my fresh organic coconut fruits to benefit from them without extracting the oil. How many do I have to eat daily? If you cook with the coconut flesh what are the benefits? How about the coconut water in the fruit? I would very much appreciate your help. Thank you. Morine Reply 3   0

OLIVER NWITE  - MR   |2009-05-22 01:44:17 HI I READ ABOUT COCONUT OIL ND IT'S QUITE INTERESTED ND I WANT TO PREPARE MY OIL BECAUSE I CAN'T FIND IT IN MY AREA PLS SEND ME DETAILS ON YOUR TURN KEY SOLUTION ON TO PROCESS IT. THANKS OLIVER, FROM NIGERIA. Reply 0   0

Mahesh  - Manufacturing   |2008-12-11 12:59:02 Hello I am From Sri Lanka. I ma intrrested in producing virgin coconut oil. Culd U help me. Thanks Reply 9   2

Ken  - Best for all Purposes except running your car .   |2008-10-20 04:05:16 The Virgin Coconut Oil would surely be the best for any living use , Like Nutrition , Application on your Body Etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DENATURED oils are only suitable for Running Your Car !! Use your Judgment when Reading a label ,, There is no guarantee of Honesty or Sincerity ,,,, If it talks about a range of possible contaminants on the label the company is probably trying to cover all bases To avoid a lawsuit . But this suggests the company has many activities in the same space .. BIG , in other words . There is many coconut products from small Sincere people. That is who I would trust, after reading their website Carefully .. Reply 1   0

Tyra  - Virgin Coconut oil   |2008-10-08 23:26:56 Hi...wanting to know if there is a difference in the oil used for cooking and consumption vs. the coconut oil used for topical application to the skin and hair...or would you use the same unrefined virgin coconut oil for all purposes? Thanks Reply 9   0

Pamela Wilhoite  - YES...   |2008-09-04 05:13:00 YES IT IS STILL ORGANIC. UNREFINED AND EXPELLER PRESSED ARE TWO GREAT THINGS. iT'S NOT AN IN INGREDIENT, BUT A PROCESS. bASICALLY THROUGH THAT PROCESS THEY CRUSH THE COCONUTS AND GET ALL THE GOOD TUFF FROM IT, WITOUT ADDING ANYTHING OR DOING ANYTHING CHEMICALLY. IM AN ORGANIC FREAK SO BELIEVE ME, I KNOW! Reply 2   1

Gry  - Ingredients of Coconut Oil   |2008-08-28 23:08:28 I recently purchased cocnut oil. I read an article that said the only ingredient should be coconut. However, the one I have has the following ingredients in it: Ingredients: Naturally unrefined expeller pressed virgin organic cocnut oil. Then the is a space and it says: Manufactured in a faciltity that uses dairy,eggs, fish, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat.Good manufacturing practices are used to prevent introduction of undecleared allergens. Does this mean it is really "organic virgin coconut oil?" --Thank you Reply 26   0

shivakumar  - VCO oil   |2009-01-03 16:56:39 mahesh, we provide tune key solution to prpcesess vco 5kg to 50kg/day,provide more persanall info, with best wishes of new year, adavi shivakumar Reply 1   0

tania  - Process coconut   |2009-05-13 15:02:22 Hi there I am interested in your turn key solution to process vco, please email me the details. Thank you Reply 0   0

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