Oleochemicals and derivatives
About Bio Green Oleo
We connect industrial buyers with fatty acids, glycerine, soap bases and formulation feedstocks, aligning material characteristics, source documentation and delivery requirements.
Who we are
Oleochemical supply built around your process
Bio Green Oleo is the oleochemicals unit of Bio Green Wax Ltd. It provides a dedicated point of contact for industrial raw-material sourcing, while the registered company remains the legal contracting and invoicing entity.
A fatty-acid profile, moisture limit or handling temperature can change how a material performs on a production line. We start with those practical constraints, then review the available grade, source and packaging with the buyer.
Our scope includes fatty acids and distillates, glycerine, soap noodles, palm kernel fractions, castor derivatives, surfactant intermediates and bio-based specialties. We help turn a material enquiry into a defined sourcing brief for the buyer's reaction, formulation or compounding process.
Our purpose
Support industrial buyers with clearly defined material requirements, relevant source documentation and coordinated supply, from laboratory evaluation to commercial loading.
Our product range
Oleochemical supply built around your process
Fatty acids & distillates
Fatty-acid raw materials for conversion and formulation.
Glycerine
Crude and refined material selected against the intended use.
Soap noodles
Soap-base inputs matched to formulation and processing needs.
Oleochemical feedstocks
Palm kernel fractions, stearins and castor derivatives.
Surfactant intermediates
Formulation inputs for cleansing and surface-active systems.
Bio-based specialties
CNSL and cardanol-based inputs for industrial chemistry.
From enquiry to agreed supply
- 01
Describe the process
Share the end use, material identity, critical analytical limits and physical form required by your production line.
- 02
Compare the source
Review available specifications, representative analysis, safety data and any required origin or chain-of-custody evidence.
- 03
Check handling & trials
Agree sample evaluation and confirm storage, temperature, unloading and packaging requirements.
- 04
Coordinate supply
Confirm the approved grade, quantity, loading format and commercial terms before arranging delivery.
Documentation for an informed decision
Grade, origin and certification are confirmed for each proposed source. A vegetable-derived feedstock is not automatically certified sustainable, pharmaceutical grade or suitable for every application; request the evidence needed for your intended use.
Explore supplier documentation- Technical specification and representative analysis
- Batch certificate of analysis as agreed
- Safety data sheet and handling guidance
- Origin and feedstock declarations where available
- Requested certification and chain-of-custody evidence
- Transport, storage and loading information
Questions about Bio Green Oleo
Which fatty acids, glycerine grades and soap noodles does Bio Green Oleo supply?
Our range covers fatty acids, glycerine, soap noodles, palm kernel fractions, castor derivatives and surfactant intermediates for soap, cosmetic, rubber and lubricant makers. Each product page shows typical uses; grade, pack and availability are then set out in the offer.
Can you match stearic acid or soap noodles to our titre, IV or TFM limits?
Yes. Send the limits your line runs on: titre, iodine value, acid or saponification value, colour and moisture, plus TFM and blend ratio for soap noodles. We check sources against those numbers and write the agreed limits into the offer as contract values, not typical figures.
How do we verify USP, cosmetic-grade or RSPO claims for an oleochemical?
Ask for documents covering the exact material, source and grade. Pharmaceutical, cosmetic or sustainability claims require applicable evidence; they should not be assumed from the product name or feedstock.
How large must a first stearic acid, glycerine or soap noodle order be?
Minimums are set per grade, source and pack: molten stearic acid in a heated ISO tank, glycerine in drums or IBCs and bagged flakes in a container are quoted differently. Tell us the trial size and annual tonnage; the offer then states the smallest lot that source accepts.
How are molten, liquid and solid grades stored and shipped?
Solid grades such as flakes, beads and bagged soap noodles move as ordinary container freight and are kept dry. Glycerine and other liquids go in drums, IBCs, flexitanks or ISO tanks. Large users can take stearic acid molten in heated tankers, which needs a receiver with heated storage. The offer states the pack and any heating needs.
Who is the legal entity behind Bio Green Oleo?
Bio Green Oleo is the oleochemicals unit of Bio Green Wax Ltd, incorporated in England and Wales under number 15814481. Bio Green Wax Ltd signs contracts and raises invoices from its registered office in London (128 City Road).
Registered company
Bio Green Wax Ltd, 128 City Road, London, United Kingdom, EC1V 2NX
Company number: 15814481
Start with the process and specification
- End use and required material or feedstock
- Critical analytical limits and physical form
- Handling temperature, storage and pack format
- Volume, documentation needs and delivery destination
Confirm the evidence before ordering
Grade, origin and certification are confirmed for each proposed source. A vegetable-derived feedstock is not automatically certified sustainable, pharmaceutical grade or suitable for every application; request the evidence needed for your intended use.
Review documentationOleochemicals, one of six ranges
Beyond Fatty Acids: Bio Green Oleo Within Bio Green Wax Ltd
Soap, cosmetic, rubber and lubricant manufacturers buy fatty acids, glycerine and soap noodles through Bio Green Oleo. Like five other specialist brands, it is operated by Bio Green Wax Ltd, with the same management steering all six. Each brand name covers a product range; the brands are therefore not separate legal companies, and every contract and invoice, for oleochemicals or any other brand's goods, comes from Bio Green Wax Ltd.
Current siteBio Green Oleo
biogreenoleo.com
Stearic acid and its fellow fatty acids, glycerine (crude or refined), soap noodles, fatty alcohols, plus derivatives built on them, which we specify around your soap, cosmetic, rubber or lubricant line.
- biogreenwax.com
Bio Green Wax
Rubber and cosmetic formulators using our stearic acid may need a wax too: the original site offers vegetable, animal and industrial wax grades, blended waxes and, beyond wax, edible oils and fats.
- biogreenoilsfats.com
Bio Green Oils and Fats
Soap makers who saponify whole oils instead of buying ready-made noodles may find their base oils at this sister site, which deals in specialty fats, bulk edible oils and related oil-based ingredients.
- biogreenfuels.com
Bio Green Fuels
Acid oils, animal fats, UCO, PFAD, POME and similar renewable raw materials, supplied as biofuel feedstock. If your distillate is headed for biodiesel or HVO rather than soap, ask this brand.
- biogreenchem.com
Bio Green Chem
A soap plant needs alkali as well as fatty acids: caustic soda is part of this industrial and specialty chemicals range, together with glycols, surfactants, solvents and PVC stabilisers.
- biogreenfoods.com
Bio Green Foods
If the end product is a food, not a soap bar, cream or rubber part, turn to this sister brand: preservatives, acidulants, sweeteners, phosphates, hydrocolloids and kindred food ingredients and additives.
Your contracting party
Bio Green Wax Ltd
- Registered number
- 15814481
- Registered office
- 128 City Road
London
United Kingdom
EC1V 2NX
Spotting genuine replies from us
One management team runs all six brands, so the answer to a fatty acid, glycerine or soap noodle enquiry you sent to Bio Green Oleo could reach you from biogreenwax.com or a different email domain used by one of our brands.
Our sending domains
- biogreenwax.com
- biogreenfuels.com
- biogreenoilsfats.com
- biogreenchem.com
- biogreenfoods.com
- biogreenoleo.com
- biogreenwax.co.uk
Unsure whether an email bearing our name is genuine? Use the contact details on this website to check with us. Always phone us to confirm any change to payment details, even when the request seems to come from us.