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Your partner in premium oils
When you source products from De Wit Speciality Oils, you’re not just acquiring an ingredient – you’re partnering with a supplier committed to elevating your products. Their extensive range of premium oils is rich in Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs), including Omega-3 (ALA, SA, EPA and DHA) and Omega-6 (GLA), derived from both plant and marine sources.
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or over 20 years, De Wit has cultivated a wide variety of seeds, with a focus on innovation and
sustainability. They work closely with local and international seed growers to ensure quality and traceability. A significant part of their production is organic, certified by SKAL and the USDA National Organic Program.
How do they achieve excellence? De Wit has mastered the art of oil processing through relentless experimentation, adaptation and a keen eye for emerging innovations. Operating their own extraction plant allows them to meticulously oversee every stage of production, ensuring the creation of premium-quality oils. Their processing methods predominantly adhere to traditional techniques, tailored meticulously for each unique product. They extract oil either through cold pressing or solvent extraction, with further refinement customized to meet specific customer requirements, ranging from pure virgin oil to fully refined variants. Sustainability is a cornerstone of their operations, driving them to continually integrate the latest sustainable technologies for superior oil production.
How they ensure quality As a supplier and producer of plant-based oils, De Wit puts a strong emphasis on treating their materials responsibly. The company and their products undergo regular quality controls to ensure that the customer receives the best quality. Each step in the production process is closely monitored to ensure that a consistently high-quality oil is produced.
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De Wit invites you to experience the difference of oils crafted with precision, care and a visionary approach.
De Wit always provides their customers with necessary product information. Product specifications are available for all oils and a detailed certificate of analysis will be include for each batch when an order is placed. These ensure the high- quality of all De Wit’s products at all times through their consistent batch-related monitoring programme.
New Holland Extraction Ltd Based in England, De Wit’s subsidiary company, New Holland Extraction (NHE), stands as a testament to their commitment to excellence. NHE excels in toll extraction, specialising in oil extraction from seeds. Their impressive capabilities encompass a broad spectrum of processes, including pressing, pre-pressing and solvent (hexane) extraction. Additionally, NHE boasts research and development facilities, featuring a small-scale pilot plant and a QC laboratory.
Logistical planning is expertly managed from their office on Texel. After rigorous
quality checks, products are released for sale and prepared for global transport. They ensure regular production schedules and maintain a comprehensive stock of nearly all products, allowing them to operate flexibly and efficiently with minimal lead times.
Embark on a journey of excellence and sustainability with De Wit. By choosing their products, you are not only selecting high-quality oils but also endorsing a company devoted to innovation and environmental stewardship. The company invites you to experience the difference of oils crafted with precision, care and a visionary approach. Whether you are a customer, partner or stakeholder, your involvement is crucial to their shared success and sustainability objectives. Together, they can set new industry standards and make a positive impact on the world. ●
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