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According to what standard, soybean oil is divided into four grades?
First, standardize, define and express technical terms in accordance with Chemical Standard Terminology. The second is to restrict the acid value, peroxide value and solvent residue in edible oil in the form of mandatory regulations; The basic grade index of edible oil quality is limited; Added provisions to protect consumers' right to know and choose. The third is to clarify the classification level of products. According to different product uses, processing technology and quality requirements, oil products are divided into crude oil and refined oil, and refined oil is divided into pressed refined oil and leached refined oil. Soybean oil extracted by press can be divided into four quality grades: first grade, second grade, third grade and fourth grade. Fourthly, some indicators have been adjusted, namely, characteristic indicators, quality indicators, health indicators and other indicators (adulteration detection). The setting of items and index values in "characteristic indicators" is equivalent to adopting the standards of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC), which is not only conducive to the integration with international standards, but also provides a reference for the adulteration detection of vegetable oil; There are six "quality indexes" of crude oil, including odor, taste, moisture and volatiles, insoluble impurities, acid value, peroxide value and solvent residue. There are 12 items in the press-leached finished soybean oil, including: color, smell, taste, transparency, moisture and volatiles, insoluble impurities, acid value, peroxide value, heating test, Gleditsia sinensis content, smoke point, freezing test and solvent residue.

Soybean oil 2003 standard

Soybean oil 2003 standard

GB 1535-2003 soybean oil

GB/KOOC-0/535-2003 replaced GB/KOOC-0/535-/KOOC-0/986 2003-/KOOC-0/+0/KOOC-0/released on May 0, 2004.

Issued by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China

1 range

This standard specifies the terms and definitions, classification, quality requirements, inspection methods and rules, labeling, packaging, storage and transportation requirements of soybean oil.

This standard is applicable to pressed finished soybean oil, leached finished soybean oil and soybean crude oil.

The quality index of soybean crude oil is only applicable to soybean crude oil trade.

2 normative reference documents

The clauses in the following standards become the clauses of this standard by reference. All subsequent modifications (excluding errata) or revisions of dated reference documents are not applicable to this standard. However, parties who have reached an agreement according to this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. All undated reference documents. , the latest version of which is applicable to this standard.

GB 27 16 Hygienic Standard for Edible Vegetable Oil

GB 2760 Hygienic standard for the use of food additives

GB/T 5009.37 Analysis Method of Hygienic Standard for Edible Vegetable Oil

Testing of vegetable oils and fats; sampling and sampling methods

Testing of vegetable oils and fats-Identification of transparency, color, smell and taste

GB/T 5526 determination of specific gravity of vegetable oils and fats

Testing of vegetable oils and fats; determination of refractive index

GB/T 5528 determination of moisture and volatile content in vegetable oils and fats

Testing of vegetable oils and fats; determination of impurities

Determination of acid value and acidity of animal and vegetable fats and oils

GB/T 553 1 vegetable oil inspection heating test

GB/T 5532 determination of iodine value of vegetable oil (GB/T 5532- 1995, eqv iso 3657: 1977)

Testing of vegetable oils and fats; determination of soap content

GB/T 5534 determination of saponification value of animal and vegetable fats and oils (GB/T 5534- 1995, eqv iso 396 1: 1989)

Testing of vegetable oils and fats; determination of unsaponifiable matter

GB/T 5538 determination of peroxide value of oils and fats (GB/t5538- 1995, eq viso 3960: 1977)

Testing of vegetable oils and fats. Qualitative testing of oils and fats

GB77 18 General Standard for Food Labeling

GB/T 17374 edible vegetable oil sales packaging

GB/T 17376 Preparation of Fatty Acid Methanol from Animal and Vegetable Oils (GB/T 17376- 1998, EQVISO 5509: 1978)

GB/T 17377 analysis of fatty acid methanol in animal and vegetable oils and fats by gas chromatography (GB/t 17377- 1998, EQVISO 5508: 1990).

GB/T 17756- 1999 general specification for salad oil.

3 Terms and definitions

The following terms and definitions apply to this standard.

3. 1 Squeeze soybean oil

Oil made by directly pressing soybeans.

3.2 leaching soybean oil solvent leaching soybean oil

Oil extracted from soybeans by leaching process.

3.3 genetically modified soybean oil genetically modified soybean oil

Oil made from genetically modified soybeans.

3.4 Soybean Crude Oil Crude Oil

Soybean oil that cannot be eaten directly by human beings without any treatment.

3.5 Finished Soybean Oil Finished Soybean Oil

Soybean oil directly for human consumption meets the quality index and hygiene requirements of refined oil in this standard.

3.6 refractive index refractive index

When light enters grease from air, the sine ratio of incident angle and refraction angle.

3.7 Relative density specific gravity

The mass ratio of the same volume of 20℃ vegetable oil to 20℃ distilled water.

3.8 iodine value iodine value

Grams of iodine required for addition reaction with 100g oil under specified conditions.

3.9 saponification value

The number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide needed to saponify 1g oil.

3. 10 unsaponifiable matter

Substances in oil that do not react with alkali, are soluble in ether and insoluble in water, including sterols, fat-soluble vitamins and pigments.

3. 1 1 fatty acid

The generic name of aliphatic monocarboxylic acid is R-COOH.

3. 12 color color

The color of the oil itself. Mainly derived from oil-soluble pigments in oil.

3. 13 transparency

The degree to which oil can transmit light.

3. 14 moisture and volatiles

At a certain temperature, the trace moisture and volatiles contained in oil.

3. 15 insoluble impurities

A substance in oil that is insoluble in organic solvents, such as petroleum ether.

3. 16 acid value

The number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize free fatty acids contained in 1g oil.

3. 17 peroxide value

1 kg millimole peroxide in oil.

3. Residual solvent content in18 oil

1 kg mg of residual solvent in oil.

3. 19 heating test

When the oil sample is heated to 280℃, observe whether there is precipitation and color change of the oil.

3.20 freezing test refrigeration test

Keep the oil sample at 0℃ for a certain time and observe its clarity.

3.2 1 soap content saponified matter content

Saponified matter content in oil after alkali refining (calculated by sodium oleate)

3.22 Smoking point

The oil sample is heated to the temperature at which it begins to emit blue smoke continuously.

4 classification

Soybean oil can be divided into three categories: crude soybean oil, pressed soybean oil and leached soybean oil.

5 Quality requirements

5. 1 characteristic index

Refractive index N40: 1.466- 1.470

Relative density d2020: 0.9 19-0.925.

Iodine value (I)/(g/100g):124-139.

Saponification value (KOH)/(mg/g):189-195.

Unsaponifiable matter /(g/kg): ≤ 15

Fatty acid composition/(%):

Fatty acids ND-0. 1

Myristic acid C 14:0 ND-0.2

Palmitic acid C 16:0 8.0- 13.5

Palmoleic acid C 16: 1 ND-0.2

Octadecanoic acid C 17:0 ND-0. 1

Heptadecenoic acid c17:1nd-0.1

Stearic acid C 18:0 2.5-5.4

Oleic acid c18:117.7-28.0

Linoleic acid C 18:2 49.8-59

Linolenic acid c18: 35.0-11.0

Peanut acid C20:0 0. 1-0.6

Arachidonic acid C20: 1 ND-0.5

Arachidonic acid C20:2 ND-0. 1

Behenic acid C20:0 ND-0.7

Erucic acid C20: 1 ND-0.3

Wood tar acid C24:0-0.5

Note: 1: the above indicators are consistent with codexstan210-1999 vegetable oil codex standard.

Note 2: ND means not detected, which is defined as 0.05%.

5.2 Quality grade indicators

5.2. 1 See table 1 for the quality index of soybean crude oil. (See below)

Attachment: Table 1 Soybean Crude Oil Quality Index

Project quality index

The smell and taste have the inherent smell and taste of soybean crude oil, and there is no peculiar smell.

Moisture and volatile matter /(%) ≤0.20

Insoluble impurities /(%) ≤ 0.20

Acid value (KOH)/(mg/g)≤4.0

Peroxide value /(mmol/kg) ≤7.5

Residual solvent /(mg/kg)≤ 100

Note: Bold indicators are mandatory.

5.2.2 See Table 2 for the quality indexes of pressed finished soybean oil and leached finished soybean oil. (See below)

5.3 Health indicators

According to GB 27 16, GB 2760 and relevant national regulations.

5.4 Others

Soybean oil shall not be mixed with edible oil and non-edible oil: flavors and fragrances shall not be added.

6 inspection method

6. 1 transparency, smell and taste inspection: according to chapter 1 and chapter 3 of GB/T 5525- 1985.

6.2 color inspection: according to chapter 2 of GB/T 5525- 1985.

6.3 Relative density inspection: according to GB/T 5526.

6.4 refractive index inspection: according to GB/T 5527.

6.5 Moisture and volatile matter inspection: according to GB/T 5528.

6.6 Inspection of insoluble impurities: according to GB/T 5529.

6.7 acid value inspection: according to GB/T 5530.

6.8 heating test: according to GB/T 553 1

6.9 Iodine value inspection: according to GB/T 5532.

6. 10 soap content inspection: according to GB/T 5533.

6. 1 1 saponification value test: according to GB/T 5534.

6. 12 unsaponifiable matter inspection: according to GB/T 5535.

6. 13 peroxide value inspection: according to GB/T 5538.

6. 14 freezing test: according to appendix a of GB/T 17756- 1999.

6. 15 smoke point inspection: according to appendix b of GB/T 17756- 1999.

6. 16 solvent residue inspection: according to GB/T 5009.37.

6. 17 oil qualitative test: according to GB/T 5539. Oil qualitative test and soybean oil characteristic index (5. 1) were taken as the comprehensive judgment basis.

6. 18 fatty acid composition test: according to GB/T 17376- 17377.

6. 19 sanitary index inspection: according to GB/T 5009.37.

7 inspection rules

7. 1 sampling

The sampling method of soybean oil should meet the requirements of GB/T 5524.

7.2 ex-factory inspection

7.2. 1 should be inspected batch by batch, and inspection reports should be issued.

7.2.2 Conduct inspection according to the provisions of 5.2 of this standard.

7.3 Type inspection

7.3. 1 When raw materials, equipment and processes change greatly or the quality supervision department requires, type inspection shall be conducted.

7.3.2 Conduct inspection according to the provisions of Chapter 5 of this standard.

7.4 decision-making rules

7.4. 1 If the product is not marked with quality grade, it will be judged as unqualified.

7.4.2 If there is one unqualified product in each grade index, it is judged as unqualified product.

8 label

In addition to complying with the provisions and requirements of GB77 18, there are the following special provisions:

8. 1 product name

8. 1. 1 All products marked with "soybean oil" shall conform to this standard.

8. 1.2 Transgenic soybean oil shall be marked according to relevant national regulations.

8. 1.3 The words "squeezing" and "leaching" should be marked on the product label respectively for the pressed and leached finished soybean oil.

8.2 Country of origin

The name of the country where the raw materials are produced shall be indicated.

9 Packaging, storage and transportation

9. 1 packaging

It shall comply with GB/T 17374 and relevant national regulations and requirements.

9.2 storage

Store in a cool, dry and dark place. Shall not be stored with harmful and toxic substances.

9.3 transportation

Pay attention to safety during transportation to prevent sun exposure, rain, leakage, pollution and label falling off. Bulk transportation should have a special car to keep the vehicle clean and hygienic.

(Table 1, some indicators in Chapters 7 and 8 in Tables 2, 5.4 and 5.2 of this standard are mandatory, while others are recommended. )