Oriental Woody Oil · Inheriting China’s millennia‑old camellia‑oil culture, the authentic Chinese flavor in every bottle of premium oil.

In ancient times, imperial concubines used camellia‑seed oil to condition their hair and beautify their complexions. Among the Hakka communities, new mothers would rub their bodies with tea‑seed oil to prevent chapped skin. In Japan, premium skincare products frequently feature Tsubaki oil, or camellia flower oil.

Hunan Yamei Camellia Oil Co., Ltd.’s Participation in the Hong Kong Food Expo

On August 13, the Premium Hunan Agricultural Products · Setting Sail from Hong Kong Green & Quality Agricultural Products Promotion Event, hosted by the Hunan Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, was successfully held in the Bauhinia Hall of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).

Uncover Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science Behind Camellia‑Oil Skin‑Care

The four‑character name Oriental Woody embodies a quiet sense of conviction. Oriental denotes a geographic direction, yet more importantly, it stands as a marker of civilization. While olive oil has taken the world by storm as the icon of the Mediterranean diet, few stop to ask: is there an oil for Eastern kitchens that embodies our native land and ancestral wisdom?

Cold-pressed vs. hot-pressed camellia oil: the differences are more than just a little.

Many people only consider price and origin when choosing camellia oil, neglecting the crucial processing method. For the same type of camellia oil, the two main processing methods—cold-pressed and hot-pressed—directly determine the oil's nutritional components, taste, color, suitable applications, and shelf life, which is also the core reason for the significant price difference.

In the name of technology and ecology, exporting Eastern values ​​to the world.

Camellia oleifera, a native woody oil-bearing tree species unique to China, embodies over two thousand years of Chinese agricultural and nutritional wisdom. With over 98% of the world's camellia oleifera resources originating in China, it is a unique agricultural and forestry treasure of the East. From safeguarding national food and oil security and restoring mountain ecosystems to driving rural revitalization and innovating the health food industry, Chinese enterprises, represented by Fujian Ningde Jiuzhan Agriculture, are deeply cultivating the entire camellia oleifera industry chain with technology, enabling this small fruit to continuously export China's ecological, livelihood, health, and industrial innovation values ​​to the world.

Six Health Secrets of Camellia Oil

1. Nutritional Supplement: Contains essential nutrients that the body cannot synthesize on its own, such as Vitamin E and Vitamin D, helping to supplement daily needs. 2. Source of Essential Fatty Acids: Rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids, key nutrients for maintaining health. 3. Promotes Calcium Absorption: Alleviates concerns about calcium absorption, helping the body utilize calcium more efficiently.

10 ways to consume camellia oil

Camellia oil, also known as tea seed oil or camellia oil, is a pure naturalhigh-grade edible vegetable oil extracted from mature Camellia seeds. lt isrich in ultra-high unsaturated fatty acids and natural vitamin E. Not only anexcellent ingredient for cooking, but also a natural product for traditionalChinese medicine and skincare.

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