
Wood Pressed Oil
Authentic Goodness in Every Bundle
PRESSED SLOW.
POURED PURE.
Wood pressing is a slower mechanical method of extracting oil from seeds. The oil is extracted through pressure, without solvent extraction, keeping the process simple and close to the traditional way of making oil.

Four Steps
From Seed to Sealed Bottle.
A simple process, from carefully selected oilseeds to wood pressing, filling, and sealing — without unnecessary processing steps.

Carefully Selected Seeds
We select oilseeds based on their quality, condition, and suitability for making oil. Each batch is checked before pressing.

Mechanical Wood Pressing
The seeds are pressed using our mechanical wood press, operating at approximately 18–19 RPM. Oil is extracted through mechanical pressure in a slow pressing process.

Oil Collection
Once pressed, the extracted oil is collected directly from the pressing process without filtration.

Filled & Sealed
The finished oil is filled and sealed in our facility, then packed and prepared for your kitchen.
One is Crafted.
The other is Manufactured.
Look closer. Every step of how oil is made shapes what reaches your kitchen.
🌿 TRADITIONALThe Nityagro Way
Wood-Pressed
Slow. Mechanical. Deliberate. Our oilseeds are pressed using a mechanical wood press operating at approximately 18–19 RPM. The oil is extracted through mechanical pressure, without solvent extraction.
⚙ INDUSTRIALThe Factory Way
Refined-Multiple Processing Steps
Fast. Processed. Standardised. Refined oils may go through several industrial processing stages, including refining, bleaching, and deodorisation, depending on the production method.
🌿 TRADITIONALThe Nityagro Way
Wood-Pressed
Slow. Mechanical. Deliberate. Our oilseeds are pressed using a mechanical wood press operating at approximately 18–19 RPM. The oil is extracted through mechanical pressure, without solvent extraction.
⚙ INDUSTRIALThe Factory Way
Refined-Multiple Processing Steps
Fast. Processed. Standardised. Refined oils may go through several industrial processing stages, including refining, bleaching, and deodorisation, depending on the production method.
