Century Sun Oil Benefits

Century Sun Oil is a versatile all-purpose oil which enhances the flavors of all your favorite recipes. Our high-oleic sunflower oil is a great addition to your heart healthy lifestyle.

• Trans Fat Free
• GMO Free
• Gluten Free​

Your Midwest Alternative To Olive Oil

• Monounsaturated Fat
  
• High Omega 9
• High Levels of Vitamin E
• High smoke point
• Versatile-- can be used in cooking applications as well as salad dressings
• Blends well with other oils and butter
• Used widely in the cosmetic and skin care industry, makes great soaps and lotions
• We only process organic high-oleic sunflower oil, no allergy risk from nuts or other seeds
• Be kind to your heart - "Use Century Sun Oil!"

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Use Sunflower Oil For...

• Your primary oil for sauté, stir fry, deep fry and baking
  
• HEALTHY fried foods: fish, chicken, potatoes, and fabulous french fries!
• Use in breads, pancakes and waffles
• Makes wonderful salad dressings
• Also makes the BEST popcorn

See our blog for recipes!

Applications for Sunflower Oil...

• Applications for Organic Sunflower Oil have included massage oils, lotions, soaps, lip balms, creams, shampoos, conditioners.
• Sunflower Oil helps maintain skin barrier and decrease trans-epidermal water loss.
  
• Oleic acid helps deeper penetration of sunflower oil into the skin.
  
• Sunflower Oil is an excellent source of beta-carotene, precursor of Vitamin A.
  
• In the skin beta –carotene converts into retinol - a powerful antioxidants and skin regenerating agent.
  
• Sunflower Oil is widely used in skin care and hair care formulations due to economical price point and beneficial properties.

Sunflower meal is an excellent livestock feed...

• Sunflower meal is an excellent livestock feed, especially for ruminants.
  
• Sunflower meal is the fourth largest oilseed meal produced and consumed in the world.
  
• Sunflower meal has the greatest potential use in ruminant rations but also has a place as a protein supplement in non-ruminant rations.
  
• Unhulled or partially dehulled sunflower meal can be substituted for soybean meal on an equivalent protein basis in feeding ruminants.
  
• The low-fiber and higher protein meals can be utilized in feeding poultry and swine.