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Coconut oil has been used
for centuries as a vital source of food for health and general well being in
traditional communities of tropical regions. Recent research verifies
traditional beliefs that the coconut palm is “The Tree of Life” and that,
just like any other pure, whole food, coconuts and
virgin coconut oil have a significant role to play in
a well balanced, nutritious diet. Abandoning
unhealthy lifestyles and reverting to natural foods can help to reverse many of the
diseases that have manifested in our bodies through the highly refined diet of
our modern society.
Virgin coconut oil is one of the safest oils to cook with. It does not
contain trans fatty acids and does not break down, even at high temperatures,
unlike many other oils.
Coconut oil
is known as the "energy fat" and is favoured by dieters, athletes, and body
builders. It is slightly lower in calories than most other fats and
oils and is processed in the liver and converted directly into energy.
Virgin
coconut oil is also used for making soaps and lotions.
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NOT ALL
VIRGIN COCONUT OILS ARE CREATED EQUAL
Coconut oil from Coconut
Connections is
ultra smooth and creamy (not waxy)
with a pleasant fragrance. It does not contain any trans fatty acids or
chemicals and is suitable for vegans.
Virgin coconut oil is made from fresh coconut meat, NOT copra, and the resulting product should have a distinct
taste and fragrance.
Wild Harvest Virgin Coconut Oil

Wild Harvest coconut oil is sourced from indigenous community growers of the Pacific
Islands. This virgin coconut oil is made from hand picked and harvested wild growing crops. The Nui
virgin coconut oil comes from African Pacific, a dedicated Australian ethical trading company, which is passionate about achieving social and economic empowerment for the people of the South Pacific.
This virgin coconut oil is produced using a unique process, pressing the oil within one hour of opening the nut, without the use of
excessive heat or any chemicals.
Remaining coconut husks are used for power generation.
NOT ALL
VIRGIN COCONUT OILS ARE CREATED EQUAL
Wild Harvest Virgin Coconut Oil is fairly traded under the guidelines of
the Fair Trade for a Fair Go charter of engagement.
Traditional communities in tropical
regions have for centuries used virgin coconut oil as a vital source for
food, health and general well being.
Coconut oil is saturated fat and does
not contain any trans fatty acid or fats produced by modern refining and
processing methods. This oil is unique in its structural make-up as it
is the highest source of saturated fats (92%), of Medium Chain
Triglycerides (62%) and 50% of these MCT’s are made up of Lauric Acid,
the most important essential fatty acid.
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WE DO NOT SHIP
PRODUCTS OUTSIDE EUROPE
"The doctor of the future will give little medicine, but
will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease."
Thomas A. Edison
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Europe.
If you place an order from outside the EU then your payment
will be refunded less any applicable handling charges.
Prices include shipping charges
Best Before date on current stock is
01/2014
Please be
sure you've read our Terms
& Conditions and Distance
Selling Regulations before purchasing. No responsibility will
be taken for personal taste. Each batch of coconut oil can vary in
taste and fragrance depending on the prevailing growing conditions.
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH
OPPORTUNITY
Nui Virgin 100% Wild Harvest
Virgin Coconut Oil is processed from coconuts collected in sustainable,
wild grown and small holder plantations around Kole (Longtal)
on the Espiritu Santo island in Vanuatu. Vanuatu is
an island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean. The
archipelago, which is of volcanic origin, is some 1,750 kilometres
(1,090 miles) east of northern Australia, 500 kilometres (310 miles)
northeast of New Caledonia, west of Fiji, and southeast of the Solomon
Islands, near New Guinea.
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