Novel plant source of omega-3s DHA and EPA should be commercialized by 2020, says Cargill

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08-Jul-2012 - Last updated on 28-Sep-2021 at 09:32 GMT

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A completely new source of the coveted long chain omega-3s EPA and DHA should be commercialized by the end of the decade thanks to a multi-million-dollar tie up between ingredient giants BASF and Cargill to produce the next generation of canola oils.

Elaine Watson caught up with Willie Loh, VP of marketing for Cargill's specialty canola business, to find out more...

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