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Sunflower Seed Oil - Extraction Processes

09/13/2009 12:13 AM

which is a better yet economical mechanical process to deal with sunflower seeds?

oil pressing or extracting machine?

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Re: Sunflower Seed Oil - Extraction Processes

09/15/2009 1:08 AM

Would depend upon the intent of use of the remaining oil and seed cake.

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