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Description
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Mandatory application of this Group C seed cake schedule:
Seed cakes are residues remaining after oil has been mechanically expelled or extracted by solvent or other chemical processes from oil-bearing seeds, grains, cereals, fruit or vegetables. This cargo may be shipped in the form of pulp, meals, cake, pellets and expellers. Seed cakes normally used as animal feed or fertiliser. Bulk density (kg/m3) : 478 to 719. |
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Trade Names (Synonyms)
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Bakery material, barley malt pellets, beet extracted, beet expelled, bran pellets, brewer's grain pellets, canola pellets, citrus pulp pellets, coconut, copra expelled, copra extracted, corn gluten, cotton seed, expellers, gluten pellets, hominy chop, ground nuts meal, linseed expelled, linseed extracted, maize expelled, maize extracted, meal oily, mill feed pellets, Niger seed expelled, Niger seed extracted, oil cake, palm kernel expelled, palm kernel extracted, peanuts expelled, peanuts extracted, cereal pellets, pollard pellets, rape seed expelled, rape seed extracted, rice bran, rice broken, safflower seed expelled, safflower seed extracted, seed expellers oily, soyabean expelled, soyabean extracted, strussa pellets, sunflower seed expelled, sunflower seed extracted, toasted meals.
Meal, oily - Oil cake - Press cake - Seed expellers, oily - pulp. |
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