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Feature
Cold Press
Hot Press
Temperature
Below 40°C (104°F)
120°C (248°F) or higher
Processing
Direct pressing, no heating
Seeds are roasted before pressing
Oil Yield
Slightly lower
Higher
Nutrient Retention
Better preservation of natural nutrients (Vitamin E, Omega-3s)
Some nutrients lost during heating
Taste & Color
Light, natural flavor and color
Rich aroma and deeper color
Target Market
Health-conscious consumers, high-end products
Mass market, cooking oil suppliers, restaurants
Summary:
Cold press = more natural, nutritious oil
Hot press = stronger flavor and higher output
Which Type Should You Choose?
Cold press machines are ideal for producing premium oils from flaxseed, walnut, sesame, olive, etc.
Hot press machines are suitable for larger-scale production using common seeds like soybean, rapeseed, and peanut.
If your target market values nutrition, purity, and origin transparency, cold press is a great choice. If they prioritize aroma, affordability, and cooking performance, hot press may be more suitable.