Flavoil joins the NEODA
12.09.2016
Flavoil are pleased to announce that we are now members of the respected NEODA organisation.
The National Edible Oil Distributors’ Association (NEODA) was established over 60 years ago in 1947. Its members include edible oil and fats refiners (like Flavoil), processors, distributors, waste oil collectors (who also sell fresh oil) and cold pressed producers (again, like Flavoil). It also covers manufacturers and suppliers of non-oil products (including batter mix, sausages, packaging, potato preservatives) and other industry bodies.
Flavoil are committed to the highest professional standards and membership of NEODA reflects our commitment and desire to add to the highest quality and standards in our trade.
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