In development
Food-grade hemp seed oil
Food-grade isn't a flavour or a pressing method — it's a documentation standard. This is the tier built for buyers who need to show a food-safety paper trail, not just a good-tasting oil.
What food-grade documentation covers
Food-grade hemp seed oil is produced and handled to the documentation and safety standards required for culinary and nutritional products — batch testing, traceability records, and certificates of analysis that food brands, commercial kitchens, and supplement manufacturers need to satisfy their own compliance requirements.
This tier underlies our culinary oil, protein, and flour lines, and is available in bulk for food manufacturers building their own finished products.
In development. Production begins under the licences required by prevailing law; wholesale commitments are being taken now.
Common questions
- What's the difference between food-grade and cosmetic-grade hemp seed oil?
- The oil itself can be similar — the difference is the documentation and handling standard each is produced and tested to. Food-grade meets food-safety requirements; cosmetic-grade meets cosmetic-formulation and labelling requirements.
- Can I get a certificate of analysis with each order?
- Yes — every batch carries a certificate of analysis, which is part of what makes an oil food-grade in the first place.
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