seed oil equipment in russia

                                               
                                               
                                               
                                               

blak seeds oil squeeze equipment in russia

  • Voltage: 380v/415vPower (W): According to capacity
  • Dimension (L*W) *H): According to capacity
  • Weight: According to capacityCertification: ISO9001, CE, BV
  • Project name: Cooking oil extraction equipmentPhosphoric acid: 2 ~3kg/T of oil
  • Residual oil content of bleaching earths: <35%
  • Electric consumption: 28kwh/T of oilDeodorization loss consumption: ≤0 .5%
  • Crude oil: Vegetable oil
  • Steam consumption: 450 kg/t of oilBleaching earth consumption: 5~50 kg/job
  • Circulating water Cooling water performance: 150 m³/H
  • Cooling water: 13~28鈩?/td>
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  • Where do we export Russian grain?
  • We export Russian grain from ports on the Black Sea and The Sea of Azov. Always keen to anticipate future market needs, we expanded our processing activities with our new crush plant in the Novoanninskiy district of Volgograd. We purchase sunflower oil for further refining in our refinery, bottling and packaging plant in Efremov.
  • What is Russia’s agricultural supply chain?
  • In Russia, our agricultural supply chain activities include: Our team has a proud reputation for processing grains and oilseeds produced by the country’s farmers. We work hard to make our partners’ businesses more successful and offer practical support to producers including financial solutions and expert advice.
  • What will Russia’s agricultural sector look like in 2020/21?
  • In MY 2020/21, the oilseed segment of the Russian agricultural sector will see continued growth in production of sunflower seeds, in particular, as well as soybeans. This tracks with upward production trends in MY19/20.
  • Why did Russia stop exporting soybeans and sunflower seeds?
  • However, the desire to secure domestic oilseeds supplies did influence policymakers in Russia and the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) who imposed a temporary suspension of certain oilseeds exports, including soybeans and sunflower seeds, from April 12 to June 30, 2020. As a result, FAS Moscow has reduced MY19/20 exports of those commodities.