Spokane, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/17/2015 -- With their headquarters located in Spokane Valley, Washington Carbon Cycle Crush is a trusted supplier of Canola oil provides expeller-pressed canola oil at a competitive price to customers. They produce in bulk quantities catering to the requirements of large numbers of people and companies. The oil that they produce is non-food grade which can be purchased from their crush facility that is located in Oroville. For the production of the oil, no excessive heat or chemicals are used hence, the natural characteristics of the lubricant remains sustained. It is environmental friendly and can be used as an alternative to petroleum.
Carbon Cycle Crush is also a producer of expeller-pressed Canola meal which can be used in the place of soy meal. Due to the usage of the expeller-pressed procedure, the meal remains hexane free keeping it 100% natural. The meal contains Omega 3, 6 and high fat content making it apt supplement for livestock such as chickens, horse, sheep and cow.
Talking more about the pressed canola meal, one of the representatives of Carbon Cycle Crush stated, "Our crush facilities produce a mechanically crushed, hexane-free, omega-3 enriched, high-fat content Canola meal. You can call it virgin Canola meal or expeller-pressed. Hexane is never used in the oil-extraction process. That means no heat or cold-pressing to remove hexane. By eliminating these processes, we deliver an all-natural meal with the highest nutrients and residual values possible. That's good for the environment, livestock ranchers and our buyers' wallets.
About Carbon Cycle Crush
Carbon Cycle Crush helps farmers and ranchers create economically, socially and environmentally sustainable businesses by driving a consistent demand for crops, providing educational support, creating local jobs and selling high-quality oil and meal. It is driven by a vision of re-balancing the carbon cycle in agricultural communities. It was founded by Tim King and Ryan Skinner as a replicable and sustainable business model for agricultural communities. The organization has carved a niche for its Canola oil that it supplies to a wide market.
To know more, please visit- http://carboncyclecrush.com