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Expression extraction in essential oil manufacture

When a "cold pressed" method is referred to in the manufacture of essential oils, it basically refers to the expression method, since no heat is involved in this method.

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Most nut and seed oils are also extracted using a "cold pressed" method but here oil is forced from the material under high mechanical pressure and generally produces a good quality oil, but some manufacturers do impair this good quality by excessively refining the oil after extraction by means of chemicals or high heat.

But when we return to look at the expression method of extraction in the manufacture of essential oils, we find that most citrus essential oils are extracted this way and that three different ways are used to accomplish it:

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