In development
CO2-extracted hemp seed oil
Some premium and pharmaceutical-adjacent buyers specify CO2 extraction over mechanical pressing — a solvent-free method with its own distinct profile and buyer base.
A different extraction method, not just a different grade
Supercritical CO2 extraction uses pressurized carbon dioxide instead of mechanical pressing to draw oil from the seed — a solvent-free method that some formulators and manufacturers specifically request for its purity profile and consistency, distinct from the cold-pressing methods behind most of our other hemp seed oil grades.
This is a longer-lead-time, more specialised line than our pressed oils — tell us your volume and timeline and we'll confirm whether it fits our production roadmap.
In development. Production begins under the licences required by prevailing law; wholesale commitments are being taken now.
Common questions
- Is CO2-extracted oil better than cold-pressed?
- Neither is strictly 'better' — they're different methods with different profiles. Cold-pressing is simpler and suits most food and cosmetic buyers; CO2 extraction suits buyers who specifically require a solvent-free, highly consistent process.
- Is this the same process used for CBD extraction?
- The CO2 extraction principle is similar to what's used for cannabinoid extracts, but this page is specifically about hemp seed oil (from the seed) — see our cannabinoid oils section for flower-derived CO2 extracts.
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