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Cold-pressed: a 27°C commitment

Cold-pressed is not marketing language — it is a production specification anchored in EU regulation. This guide unpacks the temperature, time, and documentation chain that turns a label into a contractual commitment.

By Aegellia Editorial Team10 min read

Cold-pressed is not marketing language — it is a production specification anchored in EU regulation. This guide unpacks the temperature, time, and documentation chain that turns a label into a contractual commitment. The full edition of this guide is being prepared by Aegellia's editorial team; the headings below show the scope of the upcoming release.

Outline of the upcoming edition

The full edition will cover the following topics in depth:

The five critical temperature checkpoints in production

Malaxation: why 30–45 minutes at 22–25°C matters

Measurable polyphenol and aroma retention impact

Harvest-to-mill window: the upstream constraint

Documentation that turns claim into commitment

When published, each section will be expanded with measurable criteria for B2B buyers, lot-level data points, and the operational reality of the Aegellia × Nyriana sourcing guarantee.

FULL EDITION IN PREPARATION

The full edition of this guide is being prepared by Aegellia's content team and will publish in the coming weeks. The outline and summary below capture the scope; contact our B2B desk for any specific questions in the meantime.

B2B SOURCING

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