Oleochemical Supply Questions

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.

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.

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.

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.

Name the product and grade (say 1842 stearic acid or USP refined glycerine), your titre, IV or TFM limits, end use, delivery form, yearly volume and destination port. If your QC already approves a COA from another source, attach it so we can match it.

Method, currency and payment timing are set out in each offer and then fixed by the sales contract, so a trial lot and a contract volume may carry different terms. If you are told our bank details have changed, confirm that by telephone on a number you have used before.

Name the discharge port or inland delivery point. Bio Green Oleo then checks the route, import paperwork and Incoterms that suit the product's form: a molten cargo needs a receiver with heated storage, while flakes, beads and drums move as ordinary container freight.

It depends on whether the source holds the grade or must schedule a production run, how quickly your QC approves the lot documents, and the sailing. The offer names the expected loading window; plan your line around that window rather than a typical transit time.

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.

Each nominated grade comes with the source's current specification, a lot or representative COA and an SDS for the delivered form. A TDS, a vegetable or tallow feedstock declaration and any RSPO, halal or kosher paperwork are supplied only where the producing site issues them for that grade.

Often, where the producer can release trial material. Send the grade, trial quantity and lab or plant address; we confirm whether a sample can be released, what it costs and how it travels before it is sent, so you can check cure time, bar texture or emulsion viscosity first.

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).

Tell us about your company, the territory you cover, the soap, cosmetic, rubber or lubricant makers you sell to and the grades and volumes you expect. Each proposal is reviewed individually, and any arrangement needs a written commercial agreement.

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