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Olive Oil in Japan

Although Japan is an olive oil importing country, the Japanese island's olive oil is the result of years of effort and innovation by the island's farmers and research centers contributing to the development of the olive sector.

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Olive Oil Quality: A Science Measured, an Identity Savored

تبرز جودة زيت الزيتون كبنيان مرصوص لا يكتمل إلا بلقاء "دقة المختبر" مع "وعي الحواس". إن الفصل بينهما ليس مجرد خطأ فني، بل هو ثغرة تفتح الباب لتصنيفات مضللة تضر بالمنتج والمستهلك

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black olive oil

It is an ancient traditional type of olive oil extracted in the Syrian coastal areas. It is characterized by its dark color and strong flavor. Despite its popularity and status as a heritage heritage, the Syrian coast is believed to be its place of origin.

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Lecithin: added value in the food and cosmetic industries

Have you ever imagined that a chocolate bar that melts in your mouth softly, or a skin cream that gives you superior hydration, owe their functional properties to compounds that were once considered mere “impurities” inside raw vegetable oil?

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Al Attar and the Seven Oils

Al-Attar's therapeutic recipes represent a popular heritage that may have great benefits, but they are not an absolute alternative to modern medicine. Mindful use is one that combines respect for traditional expertise and adherence to what science has proven to ensure safety and health.

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Vegetable ghee: between ancient science and modern techniques

This presentation repositions vegetable ghee in its modern scientific and organizational context, stressing that the historical problem has been linked to ancient manufacturing methods, mainly partial hydrogenation, whose health risks have been proven and have become banned and criminalized in accordance with the recommendations of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (Codex Alimentarius), the guidelines of the World Health Organization, and the subsequent legislation and strict control of competent national bodies such as the Standards and Quality Authority and the Food Safety Authority.

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Reshaping the price relationship between soybean oil and palm oil.

For many years, soybean oil and palm oil prices have moved together, but since 2020, the close joint movement between soybean oil and palm oil prices has weakened. Prices are now different more often and for longer periods.

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Chaudhry's secret: oils in massage

Massage includes a variety of techniques such as finger pressure, friction, and deep massage to increase flexibility and renew vitality. It is beneficial for both the body and the mind. Various oils are usually used because they contain vitamins, minerals and nutrients that the skin cannot produce by itself.

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Hydrogenation: from industrial innovation to consumer health protection

Hydrogenation, one of the industrial processes created by science to convert liquid vegetable oils into more solid and stable fats, has played a pivotal role in the development of modern food industries. However, this process, if not managed scientifically and properly, may lead to the formation of hidden compounds that have been proven to be associated with serious health risks. In this article, we reveal how hydrogenation can be a tool for industrial innovation on the one hand, and a real challenge to protect consumer health on the other, and what both consumers and food makers should know.

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Olive oil cloud

The appearance of a white cloud or crystals in olive oil does not mean fraud or corruption; it is proof of the naturalness and high quality of the product, especially in virgin and extra virgin oils. When exposed to low temperatures, these phenomena can occur, and they simply go away when the oil is brought back to room temperature or slightly warmed up.

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Grape Seed Oil: Smart Formula, Biofunction, and Industrial Sustainability

Can one oil nourish the cells of the body from the inside and give the skin balance and health from the outside? At a time when the concepts of functional nutrition and smart skin care intersect, grape seed oil is one of the most unique non-traditional vegetable oils, not only with its composition rich in vital fatty acids and antioxidants, but also with its unique ability to work from inside the body through food and from outside through the skin to redefine the relationship between what we eat and what we see in the mirror of our health and skin.

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The hidden health benefits of red palm oil

In recent years, gut health has emerged as a key pillar of wellness, with probiotics, fiber-rich foods, and fermented products becoming daily essentials. Amid this interest, a common ingredient in Malaysian cuisines has largely been overlooked: palm oil.

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Mufa and pauva in olive oil: the secrets of a healthy composition

Conclusion: The secret to the superiority of olive oil lies in its unique balance. “Mofa” controls its composition, making it more stable and healthier than other seed oils. Understanding these ratios enhances our awareness of choosing the most appropriate oil for our health.

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Analyzing nutritional claims: the legislative balance of the reliability of edible oils

When you read a phrase on an oil bottle such as “heart-healthy” or “cholesterol-free”, did you know that this sentence may be formally correct... and fundamentally misleading?

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I want to eat what I smell”: the philosophy of scents from childhood memories to the evaluation of olive oil

The sense of smell is important for olive oil in evaluating its quality (to detect positive smells or bad smells), taking into account that the oil should be in a dark cup (mostly blue or red) to avoid the effect of light on the oil, and that the taster should warm the oil with his hands to make the smell come out and be clearer.

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A drop of oil... energy for humans and sustainable fuel for machines

The story starts with a small oily seed that settles in fertile soil, absorbs sunlight, water and minerals, and transforms them into concentrated chemical energy. This energy does not stop at the table, but extends to nourish the human body as one of the most important sources of vital energy and provide machines and engines with renewable fuel when they enter into the chain of industrial and environmental transformation.

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Not all antioxidants are good!

Companies resort to the use of synthetic antioxidants to combat product deterioration and extend their shelf life. First, to look for the meaning of “antioxidants”, we find that there are natural sources found in foods and artificial sources.

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Analysis of fatty acids in oils and fats: the key to determining their purity and a chemical fingerprint that protects our health and food

In a market full of fraud, mixing and quality manipulation, color, smell, or even price are no longer sufficient to judge the authenticity of an oil. Here comes the analysis of fatty acids by gas chromatography (GC) as a crucial scientific tool; it detects fraud, proves purity, and documents the credibility of the product in front of customers and suppliers.

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Have you tried the olive drink?

It is a herbal drink made from the leaves of olive trees, which are characterized by (polyphenols), the most important of which is the oleuropein compound (Oleuropein), which causes bitterness in olive leaves.

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Peanut oil: a precious food and a serious challenge

⬅️ In this article, we embark on a simple but profound scientific journey to understand the nutritional value of peanut oil and its products, the challenges posed by fungal pollution and food allergy, and the latest solutions and techniques to protect and preserve this food wealth for generations.

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