How Avocado Oil Is Made Full Factory Process

🥑 How Avocado Oil Is Really Made – Full 15-Minute Factory Documentary

In this in-depth industrial documentary, we take you inside one of the world’s largest avocado processing facilities to break down the entire transformation of imperfect, rejected, and overripe avocados into one of the most expensive cooking oils on the market: premium cold-pressed avocado oil.

Using advanced cinematic visualization, this film reveals what truly happens behind the scenes. You’ll watch how millions of pounds of fruit—often destined for landfills—are rescued, sorted, crushed, separated, polished, bottled, and finally shipped across the globe.

This is the ultimate deep dive into how food waste becomes liquid gold.

🏭 Here’s the full step-by-step journey you’ll see:
🚛 1. Intake & Washing

Mountains of rejected avocados arrive by the truckload. We show how they’re unloaded, inspected, and blasted clean with high-pressure water jets before entering the processing line.

⚙️ 2. Crushing & Malaxing

Watch the whole fruits get crushed into a thick green paste. Inside giant malaxer tanks, this paste is slowly churned to unlock and combine microscopic oil droplets — a crucial step before extraction.

🌀 3. Centrifugal Extraction

The heart of the operation. High-speed decanters spin at extreme G-forces to separate pure avocado oil from water and solids. This is cutting-edge food engineering at massive scale.

✨ 4. Polishing & Refining

Cloudy, unfiltered oil is pushed through ultra-fine filters that remove the last traces of moisture and sediment. The result: perfectly clear, emerald-green avocado oil.

🍾 5. Bottling & Logistics

Finally, the oil enters a high-speed bottling line where it’s filled, nitrogen-flushed, capped, labeled, boxed, palletized, and shipped worldwide.

🎬 This Is How It's Made.

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