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| Production cost analysis of imported heat damaged soybean |
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| KeyWord:heat damaged soybean Brazilian soybean costs differential devaluation degree |
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| Author Name | Affiliation | | ZUO Qing1, WANG Bo2, LYU Rui3, XU Hongchuang3,
CHENG Shuiyin3, SUN Qin4, ZUO Hui5 | 1.Jiangsu FAMSUN Oils and Fats Engineering Co. , Ltd. , Yangzhou 225127, Jiangsu, China； 2.Huifu
Oils and Fats Co. , Ltd., Taizhou 225327, Jiangsu, China； 3.Sino-grain Dongguan Oils and Fats Industrial
Co. , Ltd. , Dongguan 523147, Guangdong, China； 4.Anhui Vocational College of Grain Engineering,
Hefei 230011, China； 5.Guangzhou Xinmas Co. , Ltd. , Guangzhou 510890, China |
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| Imported Brazilian soybean often has different degrees of heat damage. In order to identify the increased costs and problems associated with the processing of heat damaged soybean, the costs of processing degummed soybean oil and refined soybean oil from heat damaged soybean were analyzed. It was found that the cost of producing degummed soybean oil from heat damaged soybean increased by 6.2 yuan/t and the refining cost increased by 14.33 yuan/t. The refined soybean oil prepared from heat damaged soybean showed a decrease in oil yield, a decrease in the quality of the product oil and soybean meal, and an increase in the production of by-products such as soapstock and deodorized distillates. Enterprises can mix heat damaged soybean with normal soybean in certain proportions, and ensure environmental conditions for the purchased soybean during transportation and processing to ensure soybean quality, and sign relevant clauses in procurement, shipping, and insurance contracts, so as to reduce the losses by heat damaged soybean to enterprises. |
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