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IS 4429 (1967): Grading for sesame seeds for oil milling[FAD 13: Oils and Oilseeds]

IS: ff29 • 1967( Reaffirmed 2000 )

Indian StandardGRADING FOR

SESAME SEEDS FOR OIL MILUNG- ...First Reprint NO\/E~vIBER 1976

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IS 14429 .1967

Indian StandardGRADING FOR

SESAME SEEDS FOR OIL MILLING

Oils and Oilseed! Sectional Committee, CAFDC 5

Regional Office, Oilseeds Development ( Ministry ofFood, Agriculture, Community Development atCo-operation ), H yderabad

Ceo tral Committee for Food Standards (Ministry ofHealth &. Family Planning) .

IUjJrtsmtin,Swastik Oil Mills Ltd, Bombay

The Tata Oil Mills Co Ltd, Bombay

SHRI HARB" SETHI (Alkrnole)DR B. D. NARANG

SUJU D. S. CHADHA ( Altemau )SURI N. P. NOPANI Bombay Oilseeds and Oils Exchange Ltd, Bombay

SHRJ C. V. ~1ARIWALA ( AllmuJle)

( ConlinUMI 011 """ 2 )

ChairmanDR J. S. BADAMI .

Membtrs

Smu V. A. PARIKH (Alternate toDr J. S. Badami)

DR K. T. ACHAYA Regional Research Laboratory ( CSIR ), HyderabadDR G. LAXSH'fINAR.\YAlliA (Allmlale)

SHRI V. P. A"'A~TASARAYANAN Directorate of Marketing & Inspection (Ministry ofFood, Agriculture, Community Development &Co-operation ), Nagpur

5HJU V. CHI\NDRAMOULY (AlItrnott)SHRI R. C. DAS GUPTA National Test House, Calcutta

SURI K. C. MItHTA (A/lernO/')5HRr N. DEsIKACHAR

DR B. G. GUNDE ( Altemat« )DR K. C. GULATI Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi;

and Indian Council of Agricultural Research,New Delhi .

SHRI H. P. GUPTA East India Oil MiJlen' Association, CalcuttaSH.J R. R. MUSSADJ (Alllmale)

Da G. S. HATTIANODI Hindustan Lever Ltd, BombaySHJU K. P. JAIN Directorate of Sugar & Vanaspati (Mini.try of Food,

Agriculture, Community Development &. Co-operation )

SHltl F. G. T. MI!.NUEI ( Alternate)DR S. t\f. KAJr Italab Private Ltd, Bombay

SURI J. C. Dzv ( Alternate)( Calcutta)

SHRI S. S. HONAVAR ( Alln"nalt)( Madras )

SHRJ N. S. ~iAINI

INDIAN STANDARDS INSTITUTIONMANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG

NEW DELHI 110002

III 4421· 1967

IUprtstnlintGodrej Soape Private Ltd, Bombay

Director General, lSI (&-o~ M,mb,,)

( e;.,;,..w/,.. /HIt. 1 )

Mmabn.rSBaJV. M. PAl

SOl Be V. KAHTU ( Altmult, )SHu s.S. RAMAlWAWY The Vanaspati Manufacturen' Association of India,

BombayDirectorate General of Teclloical Developmeo~

New DelhiOil Technological Research Institute, AoantaplU'Solvent Extractors' Association o( India, Bombay

Da IL G. R. REODY

1laPaaurrA 11 vsSaa1 RAM SHARMA

SHu P. P. SHAIlMA ( AltmuJU)SBaJ P. V. SHJUKAHTA RAo Kbadi & Village Industries Commission, Bombay

SHIll P. V. GUJABATHI (AtlnJt4le ) .SBaI L. R. SUD Ministry of Defence (R & D )

SIDU A. P. CHAIUlAVERTY ( AlterntJu)SBJu P. M. THOMAS Central \'Varehousing Corporation, New Delhi

SHIll P. RAWDAI ( Alumeu )SIIJu D. DM GUPTA,

Directoe ( Chem )$«rttmUs

SHaI S. SUBIlAHYANYAN

Deputy Director ( Chern ), lSI

SHJUR. C. M.DaA~tant Director ( Lab), lSI

Oilseeds Subcommittee, CAFDC 5 : 5

lAfrvIrwrSBJuN. S. MAnn Regional O~, Oilseeds Development (~Iinutry of

Food, Agriculture, .Community Development &.Co-operation ), H yderabad

SIIJU C. V. MARIWALASaaJ S. N. M.JTR.A

SRaJ S. L. GAllODa B. G. GUNDEDR G. S. HATI'lANODIDa A. R. S. KAaTHASJW s. K.. MAJUlID.ut

Altmlur$SHU lIARDH SETHI ( AllnMU to

Sbri N. S. Maini )Da K.. T. ACHAYA Regional Research I.aboratory (CSJR), Hyderabad

Da G. LusHWINAJlAYANA (Alurnau)Sau v. P. AMANTANAJtAYANA~ Directorate of Marketing & Inspection (Ministry or

Food, Agriculture, Community Development &Co-operation), Nagpur

SBRI V. CRANDIlAMOULY ( AlunJ4t1)DIl K..C. DANDONA The Ea!t Asiatic Company (India) Pvt Ltd,

MadruBengal Oil Mills Association, CalcuttaThe Tata Oil Milia Co Ltd, BombayHindustan Lever Ltd, BombayIndian Agricultural Research Institute, New DelhiCentral Food Technological Research Institute

( CSIR ), MysoreBombay Oilseeds and Oils Exchange Ltd, BombayBotanical Survey of India, Calcutta

( Contirawtl.n P4ff 7 )

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Directorate or Marketing and I~ctioll ( MiniltryorFood, Aaricu1ture, Community Development&. C>operatioo ), Nagpur

IS I 442t • 1967

( t:'MtIiaMlJr-a/NIl. 2 )

MmNn IU/wuatintSIIItJ GoRDIlANDAi 1C..uIAJmAI The Spicel cl 0i1Ieedt Exchange Ltd, Sangli

N.aAJfD1USHaI C. L. Humu ( &1mwU )

SBaJ V. A. PAIU&B Swutik Oil Milia Ltd, Bombay _8Bu Pa&MJ1 ~fJI ' The Grain, Rice and Oilseeds Merchants' AsIociatiOD,

BombaySJw VAIANJI LAKBAIIJI ( ~11nut6 )

DR B. N. SIMQR lSI Directorate GeDeraJ, New DelhiSIIIUMAnDl StJDUJAJCAII The Central Organization for Oil Industry and

Trade, BombaySsar 1taJIBAKNALUN ( A11mIiIU )

SDl P. M. TBOIIAJ Central WarehouJiDg Corporation, N~ Delhi8BIlI P. RAlmAi ( A.lIma4II )

Panel for Specifications for Oilseeds, CAFDC 5 : 5 : 1

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SBU v.P. A.1cA1ftAMAaAYAlWt

MI1JIHrISmu V. CB.umllAMOtlLy ( AlImuIU to

Shri V. P. Anantanarayanan )Da K.. T. AC8AYA Regional ReIeU'Ch Laboratory ( CSIR ), Hyderabad

Da G. I...A&aBImcAaAVAKA (AltmuJM)

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IS I 4429 • 1967

Indian StandardGRADING FOR

SESAME SEEDS FOR OIL MILLING

o. FO RE WO R D

0.1 This Indian Standard was adopted by the Indian Standards Institutionon 21 October 1967, after the draft finalized by the Oils and Oilseeds Sec­tional Committee had been approved by the Chemical Division Counciland the Agricultural and Food Products Division Council.0.2 Sesame seeds, commonly known as TIL, are obtained from the plantSesamum indicum Linn. Syn. S. orientale Linn. which is cultivated in most of;the parts of India. These are of three types depending on the colour of theseeds, namely, white, brown and black.0.3 Formulation of this standard has been taken up in order to meet theneed felt for precise and acceptable methods for grading of oilseeds producedand marketed in the country. This standard is based on the trade practicesfollowed in the country in respect of the types and grades. Sesame seedsare generally intended for oil milling; the better grades are, however, suitablefor use in the preparation of sweets and confectionery. The oil obtainedfrom these seeds is covered in IS: 547.1963· and IS: 4220E-1967t.0.4 For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of thisstandard is compiled with. the final value, observed or calculated, expressingthe result of a test or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance withIS : 2..1960t. The number of significant places retained in the rounded offvalue should be the same as that of the specified value in this standard.

1. SCOPE

1.1 This standard prescribes the methods of grading and the requirementsfor sesame seeds for oil milling, along with the relevant methods ofsamplingand test.

2. TERMINOLOGY

2.1 For the purpose of this standard, the definitions given in IS : 3579-1966§shall apply.

·Specification for sesame oil ( reoised ), ( Since reviled ).j Specificarion for solvent extracted sesame oil. (Since superseded by IS: 547 ).:Rules for rounding off numerical values ( ,1fIisH).§Methods of test for oilseeds.

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IS I f429 .1967

3. TYPES

3.1 Sesame seeds grown in India shall be grouped into the following threetypes, based on the colour of their testa (outer coating). These are soldeither as such or in mixtures.

3.1.1 Whit, Seeds- The colour of the testa of these seeds ranges fromcream to white. These are grown in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh,Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh. Another type ofwhite seeds with distinctive characteristics of the oil is also grown in someareas of Assam, West Bengal and Tripura.

3.1.2 Brown Seeds - The colour of the testa of the seed ranges fromlight-brown to dark-brown. These are grown in Uttar Pradesh, MadhyaPradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh.

3.1.3 Black Seeds - The colour of the testa of the seed ranges fromdark-brown to black. These are grown in Orissa, West Bengal, UttarPradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.

4. GRADES

4.1 The sesame seeds of all the three types or their mixtures shall be gradedas follows d~~ndi~g on the requirements prescribed in 5:

a) Grade 1,b) Grade 2, andc) Grade 3.

5. REQ,UIREMENTS

5.1 Sesame seeds of the three types or their mixtures shall be graded inaccordance with the physical and chemical requirements given in Table 1.

~.1 The oilseeds shall also be free from non-edible oilseeds, such asMARUA. Castor, NEEM, TARAMI.RA t Eruca sativa Mill.) andArgemone mexicana Linn.

6. PACKING

6.1 The oilseeds shall be supplied in clean, dry, sound, single, new or un­mended B-twill bags in merchantable condition as agreed to between thepurchaser and the supplier.

7. MAIlKING

7.1 The bags shall be marked with the name, type and grade of the oilseeds,weight of the material, the year of the crop, and the source of supply.

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IS t 4429 • 1967

TABLE 1 REQ.UIREMENTS FOR SESAME SEEDS FOR 00.. MILLING

(Clauu 5.1 )

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4

5.3

5.2

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t Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 TO CL No.1M IS: 3579­

1966* )

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(J) (2) (3) (4) (5)

i) Damaged and weevilled seeds, 2 3percent by weight) M"

ii] Slightly damaged seeds, percent 2 4- 6by weight, MtU

ill) Shrivelled and immature seeds, 2 4 6percent by weight, Max

iv) 1mx,,:tiCJ, percent by weight, 2 3

v) Total or (i) to (iv) above, 5 7 10ltllUt

vi) Moisture content, percent by 6 6 6weight, Mu

vii) Oil content ( on moisture free 52 48 45basil), percent by weight, Min

viii) Acid Value ofextracted oil, Ma 2 4 6

*Methodl of test Cor oilseeds,

8. SAMPLING

8.1 Representative samples for the purpose of these tests shall be drawnin accordance with IS: 4115-1967·.

9. TESTS

9.1 Tests shall be carried. out as prescribed in IS: 3579-1966t.

9.2 Q,uaUty of Reagents - Unless ·specified otherwise, pure chemicalsand distilled water ( see IS: 1070-1960: ) shall be used in the tests.

Non.-' Pure chemical' t shall mean chemicab that do Dot contain impurities whichaffect the results of analysiJ.

• Methods for sampling of oilseeds,t Metbocla of 1m for oi.l.seeds.:SpecificaUOD for water, diatilled quality (rm-l) ..

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