Will Refined & Bleached Shea eliminate the allergic risk?
Started by Due Diligence, Aug 28 2013 06:57 PM
I work for an oil company that may be receiving Refined and Bleached Shea. In the past we typically have taken refined, bleached and deodorized Shea which according to FARP is posses no allergic threat. I was wondering if anyone has experience with RB Shea and if the fact that it is refined alone (without deodorization) still eliminate the allergic risk.
This is the FARP document I have, it is not exactly clear to me if their research indicates refining alone is enough.
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