0. Executive Summary
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Judgment axis

Key judgment

Item IdentityCruciferous oilseed crop using the mature seeds of Camelina sativa (L.) Crantz primarily as an oil source.
Key roleSeed → Multipurpose oilseed crop branching into food oil, meal, and biofuel/industrial oil
Harvesting principleConnect Spring/Winter Type, Cultivar, Flowering Date, Seed Maturity, Pollination, and Harvest Date to Lot
Product separationManage Seed, Cleaned Seed, Cold-pressed Oil, Crude Oil, Food-grade Oil, and Meal as independent products
Separation from flaxDespite the name False Flax, it is a different Species/Family from flax
Separation from rapeseedAlthough they belong to the same Brassicaceae family, the Species, Oil Profile, and Product Specifications are separated from rapeseed such as Brassica napus.
Cooking Oil Formula BasisHealth Canada determined in 2010 that there were no objections regarding the use of cold-pressed camellina oil as a food ingredient following a safety review. ( Canada )
Oil characteristicsThe Camelina Oil subject to the Health Canada evaluation data consisted of over 90% unsaturated fat and approximately 39% Omega-3, of which α-linolenic acid accounted for about 38%. This value is based on the specific product evaluated and is not used as a fixed value for all Cultivar/Lots. ( Canada )
USDA seed qualityIn the 2019 analysis of 173 accessions by the USDA ARS, Linolenic Acid ranged from 22.8% to 38.4%, and differences by Cultivar and Biotype were confirmed. ( ARS )
Spring/Winter TypeThe USDA ARS classifies Spring Camelina and Winter Camelina as separate types and studied the possibility of overwintering and double cropping for the Winter type. ( ARS )
NIR utilizationUSDA ARS confirmed that the protein, total oil, and major fatty acid profiles of Camelina Seed can be predicted rapidly and non-destructively using NIRS. ( ARS )
Domestic production statisticsSouth Korea Camelina Sole Cultivation Area and Production Volume: To be entered after verification of official raw data.
Domestic food standardsCurrent Recognition as a Food Ingredient, Food Type, and Applicable Standards for Camelina Seed/Oil in the Republic of Korea: Entered after additional verification of official raw data from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety
Domestic import2025/2026 Camelina Seed/Oil Export/Import Volume, Value, and HS Code: Entered after verification of raw data from the Korea Customs Service
Supply and demand riskCultivar · Spring/Winter Type · Overwintering · Pests and Diseases · Seed Yield · Oil Content · Fatty Acid Profile · Oxidation · Legal Food Status · Market Size
Operating PrinciplesSpecies–Biotype/Cultivar–Field–Seed Lot–Oil/Protein/Fatty Acid–Processing Lot–Buyer RFQ Connection
Final goalConnecting Producers – Sorting/Milking – Food/Feed/Biofuel Processors – Buyers all the way to repurchase
1. Plant Identity & Product Master

Basic fields

detail

Korean nameCamelina
English nameCamelina / False Flax / Gold-of-pleasure
Representative scientific nameCamelina sativa (L.) Crantz
classificationBrassicaceae, Camelina genus
Edible and processed partsMature seeds and oil extracted from seeds
Non-edible · Separate managementStem, Pod Residue, Non-conforming Seed, Process Residue
Major harvesting stagesSpring/Winter Type → Flowering → Silique Formation → Seed Fill → Ripening → Harvest
Basic product formRaw Seed·Cleaned Seed·Oilseed Grade·Cold-pressed Oil·Crude Oil·Meal
Basic processing stageHarvesting, threshing, drying, sorting, pressing/extraction, filtration, and refining as necessary
Basic useEdible oil, dressings, food oils and fats, feed ingredients, biofuel, SAF, industrial materials
Similarity PrincipleSeparate Species/Product IDs for flax, rapeseed, carinata, etc.

Health Canada describes Camelina sativa as a Brassicaceae oilseed crop originating from Northern Europe and Central Asia, and defines Camelina oil as the oil extracted from the seed. ( Canada )

Since the USDA ARS studies the growth, yield, and seed quality of Winter Camelina and Spring Camelina separately, MarketHub also requires Biotype/Production Type as a mandatory attribute. ( ARS )

Product Master

Product ID

Actual product form

Key Management Standards

CAMELINA-P01seeds for cultivationCultivar·Spring/Winter Type·Seed Lot·Germination Rate
CAMELINA-P02Seeds immediately after harvestMaturity, moisture, foreign matter
CAMELINA-P03dried seedsMoisture and storage properties
CAMELINA-P04Jeongseon royal familyPurity, foreign matter, immature grains
CAMELINA-P05Oilseed-grade SeedOil Content·Protein·Fatty Acid Profile
CAMELINA-P06Food-use Seed MaterialDomestic legal edible scope must be checked separately.
CAMELINA-P07Cold-pressed Camelina OilCompression Conditions · Lot · Oil Quality
CAMELINA-P08Crude Camelina OilOil Quality · Impurities
CAMELINA-P09Filtered Camelina OilFiltration and Oxidation Management
CAMELINA-P10Food-grade Camelina OilFood standards and safety in applicable countries
CAMELINA-P11High Omega-3 Oil ProfileFatty Acid Certificate
CAMELINA-P12Camelina Press CakeResidual oil · Protein · Glucosinolate
CAMELINA-P13Camelina MealProtein, Residual Oil, Feed Standards
CAMELINA-P14Biofuel Feedstock OilMoisture, Acid Value, Fuel Processor Spec
CAMELINA-P15SAF FeedstockSustainability · Origin · Oil Quality
CAMELINA-P16Industrial/Biochemical OilFatty Acid Profile · Process Suitability
CAMELINA-P17PB Food Oil ProductFood Laws · Origin · Lot · Labeling
2. Product Classification & Use Segmentation

Classification criteria

Subdivision type

Management principles

Plant classificationCamelina sativaPlant Master
BiotypeSpring·WinterSeparate Production Attribute
CultivarBy Cultivar/LineCultivar ID
production purposeFood Oil·Feed·Biofuel·SAF·IndustrialUse Type
Harvesting stageImmature · Seed Fill · MatureHarvest Stage
Seed formRaw · Dried · CleanedProduct Separation
Maintenance formCold-pressed·Crude·Filtered·Food-gradeProduct Separation
Maintenance compositionLinolenic·Linoleic·Oleic·Eicosenoic ProfileLot Attribute
by-productPress Cake · Meal · StrawSeparate Product
Final useFood·Feed·Fuel·SAF·BiochemicalBuyer Spec
Transaction typeContract cultivation·Seed Procurement·Oil Supply·OEM/PB·OfftakeVerified/NDA
3. Production, Harvest & Post-harvest

The USDA ARS investigated the potential for double cropping with Winter Camelina, noting its high cold tolerance that allows it to overwinter after autumn sowing and enable subsequent cropping, such as soybeans, following an early harvest. This is a result of research conducted in the northern U.S. region and is not directly applicable to the Korean cultivation period, sowing rate, or yield. ( ARS )

The USDA also explains that Camelina has garnered interest as a winter cover crop and biodiesel crop due to its oil-rich seeds and cold tolerance. ( ARS )

step

Essential Dataset

Management purpose

Cultivation planSpring/Winter · Cultivar · Usage · AreaProduction plan
satelliteSeed Lot · Germination Rate · Treatment HistoryIdentity
sowingSowing date, density, and packagingProduction Lot
buddingPlant DensityEarly growth
OverwinteringWinter TypeWinter Survival
Vegetative growthPlant height, branching, biomassYield Forecast
risingTemperature, rainfall, frost, snowfall, droughtCrop Risk
soilSoil, moisture, and drainageProduction
WateringWhen applyingWater Management
disputeType, Quantity, and TimeInput Trace
weedsOccurrence and ControlYield
pestsOccurrence and ControlSeed Quality
FloweringFlowering date and periodMaturity Forecast
Silique formationPod count · FruitSeed Yield
Seed FillLoyalty to the royal familyOil Forecast
Maturity assessmentSeed Color·MoistureHarvest Timing
harvestDate and MethodSeed Lot
threshing grainSeed RecoveryYield
drymoistureStorage
JeongseonForeign Matter · ImmatureGrade
saveTemperature, Period, OxidationRaw Material
Quality AnalysisOil · Protein · Fatty AcidProduct Allocation
pressureCold/Mechanical PressOil Yield
extractionWhen applyingCrude Oil
percolationSediment/Foreign matterFood/Industrial Oil
tabletApplicable ProductsFinal Grade
Oilseed meal treatmentMeal/CakeFeed/By-product
packagingTank·Drum·BottleFinished Product
shipmentBuyer·LotDelivery
4. Quality Specification & Lot Management

Quality items

Raw Seed

Meal/Cake

Camelina Oil

finished product

Public rating

SpeciesessentialsuccessionsuccessiontrackingPublic
Spring/Winter TypeessentialsuccessionsuccessiontrackingMember
CultivaressentialsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
mountainous districtessentialsuccessionsuccessionmarkPublic
farmhouseIDtrackingtracking-Verified
LotessentialnewnewnewVerified/NDA
Sowing dateessentialsuccession--Verified
Harvest dayessentialsuccessionsuccessiontrackingVerified
moisturecorecoreBy productstandardVerified
Royal fidelitycoreRaw material historyOil Yield-Verified
Seed sizecheck---Member
alien substanceessentialessentialFiltration managementProduct StandardsVerified
immature teethcheckRaw material historyQuality Connection-Verified
Pests and damageessentialRaw material historyQuality Connection-Verified
Oil ContentcoreResidual oilYield-Verified/NDA
ProteincorecoreCheck for residual proteinBy productVerified/NDA
Fatty Acid ProfilecoreRaw material historycorecoreVerified/NDA
Linolenic AcidanalyzeInheritance of raw materialscoreSpecVerified/NDA
Erucic AcidanalyzesuccessionFood Standards CoreSpecVerified/NDA
GlucosinolateRoyal family managementMeal Key PointsOil Risk ReviewBy useVerified/NDA
Trypsin InhibitorRoyal Family/MealcoreLow relevance to oilBy useVerified/NDA
pesticide residuesLegal standardssuccessioncheckProduct StandardsVerified/NDA
heavy metalsIf necessaryIf necessarytestProduct StandardsVerified/NDA
Acid value and peroxide--corestandardVerified/NDA
Oxidation stabilitySave SeedSave MealcorecoreVerified/NDA
Compression history-successionessentialtrackingNDA
Refining history--The relevant citytrackingNDA
packagingBulkBulkTank/Drum/BottleLabeling packagingMember
Expiration dateBy productBy productBy productmarkVerified
ShipmentrecordrecordrecordrecordVerified
Returns and ClaimsrecordrecordrecordrecordNDA
RepurchaseconnectionconnectionconnectionconnectionNDA

Lot Master Required Field

Lot ID · Item · Product Type · Species · Scientific Name · Spring/Winter Type · Cultivar · Production Purpose · Cultivation Method · Country · Origin · Field · Producer · Seed Lot · Sowing Date · Overwintering History (if applicable) · Flowering Date · Silique Formation · Seed Maturity Date · Harvest Date · Seed Weight · Moisture · Foreign Matter · Fullness · Pests & Diseases · Appearance · Pesticide Usage History · Pesticide Residue Test Report · Oil Content · Protein · Linolenic · Linoleic · Oleic · Eicosenoic · Erucic Acid Profile · Glucosinolate · Trypsin Inhibitor (if necessary) · Drying · Sorting · Storage History · NIR Screening · Lab Certificate · Crushing Lot · Seed Input · Oil Yield · Crude/Cold-pressed Oil Lot · Meal/Cake Lot · Oil Quality (Acid Value, Peroxidation, etc.) · Filtration · Refining History · Packaging Date · Expiration Date · Shipper · Returns · Claims · Repurchase

5. Korea Market & Demand Structure

Customers

Purchase criteria

Cooperation opportunities

Test and contract farming householdsSpring/Winter · Cultivar · Harvest seasonRegional Pilot
Seed companyCultivar · Germination rate · OverwinteringSeed RFQ
Agricultural cooperatives and producer organizationsSeed Grade · Moisture · QuantityJoint shipment
food ingredient companiesDomestic Food Permissibility · Oil SpecRegulatory Pilot
milking companiesOil Content, Moisture, Foreign MatterCrushing RFQ
Edible oil productionFatty Acid · Erucic Acid · OxidationFood Oil
Dressing and sauce preparationCold-pressed Oil · FlavorIngredient
PB·Premium OilOrigin·TraceabilityProduct Development
feed companyMeal Protein·GlucosinolateCheck Feed Regulation
Biofuel companiesCrude Oil & YieldIndustrial RFQ
SAF related companiesSustainability · Oil FeedstockOfftake
Biomaterials companyFatty Acid ProfileBiochemical
import and export companiesSeed/Oil·HS·OriginTrade
Universities and research institutesOverwintering · Double Cropping · Oil ProfileResearch
Inspection agencyNIR·GC·Maintenance QualityVerification
6. Trade & Supply-chain Intelligence

step

Key variables

Operational judgment

Seeds and varietiesSpring/Winter·CultivarProduction Model
Mountain productionArea·Seed YieldRaw Supply
Harvesting and storageMoisture·QualityOilseed Grade
Quality allocationOil · Protein · Fatty AcidFood/Fuel Allocation
milkingExtraction YieldOil Supply
MealProtein·GlucosinolateFeed Market
Food OilSafety · Fatty Acid · OxidationFood Buyer
Biofuel/SAFFeedstock QualityIndustrial Buyer
Imports and exportsSeed/Oil·HS·OriginGlobal Procurement
Domestic supplyFood/Feed/Fuel BuyerAllocation
RFQ · RepurchaseQuality, Yield, Price, CertificationSupplier Ranking

The USDA NIFA describes Camelina as an emerging oilseed crop being developed for various industrial uses, including omega-3 related products, biofuels, and bioplastics. However, genetically modified and novel strains must be managed under a separate Regulatory Status from standard Camelina. ( Training Portal )

Import and export management

item

Management principles

Camelina SeedCurrent Korea Customs Service HSK direct verification
Sowing SeedSeparation from edible and oilseed seeds
Crude Camelina OilCrude oil condition HS verification
Cold-pressed Food OilVerification of processing status and food type
Refined Camelina OilRefined oil must be checked separately.
Camelina Meal/CakeCheck HS codes related to Oil Cake/Feed
Biofuel Feedstock OilSeparation of food use and end use
SAF FeedstockSustainability and Fuel Chain Separate
Korea's import volumeInput after verification of raw data by the Korea Customs Service for 2025/2026
Korea's export volumeInput after official verification of raw data
RevenueInput after official verification of raw data
Major suppliersEnter after verifying HS, year, weight, and amount
FTAVerification by Origin, HS, and Product State
QuarantineCheck Import Requirements for Seeds for Sowing and Unprocessed Seeds
Food inspectionFirst, check domestic food ingredients and standards for Camelina Oil.
Customs clearance unit priceSeparate calculation of Seed, Crude Oil, Food Oil, and Meal
7. Processing, By-products & PRP Intelligence

Products and processes

Key conditions

RFQ conversion

Raw Camelina SeedCultivar · Moisture · Foreign matterRaw Seed RFQ
Cleaned SeedPurity and moistureProcessor
Oilseed GradeOil · Protein · Fatty AcidCrusher
Food-use Raw MaterialCheck domestic permissible rangeFood Buyer
Cold-pressed oilPressing Temperature · Yield · QualityPremium Oil
Crude OilOil Quality · ImpurityRefinery/Biofuel
Filtered OilOxidation and precipitationFood Product
Food-grade oilErucic Acid · Oil Quality · RegulationsFood Manufacturer
Specialty Omega-3 Profile OilFatty Acid CertificateSpecialty Ingredient
Press CakeProtein·Oil·GlucosinolateFeed/Ingredient Verification
Camelina MealProtein · Residual oilFeed RFQ
Biofuel OilAcid Value · Moisture · Feedstock SpecBiofuel
SAF FeedstockCarbon/Origin DataSAF Offtake
Industrial OilFatty Acid ProfileBiochemical
Straw/ResidueMoisture · FiberBiomass verification
Unsuitable Oil/MealContamination, oxidation, deviation from specificationsFood Supply excluded

Product Research Profile (PRP)

PRP area

Key question

Production TypeWhich type is suitable for the local cropping pattern, Spring or Winter?
Winter SurvivalWhat is the actual overwintering rate in the winter cropping system?
CultivarWhat are the differences in Yield, Oil, Protein, and Maturity?
Double CroppingIs it a production period that can be combined with the Marquis?
Seed YieldWhat is the actual yield of seeds per unit area?
Seed SizeIs it suitable for harvesting, sorting, and sowing?
Oil ContentWhat is the actual oil potential per kg of seed?
ProteinWhat is the economic feasibility of the meal?
Linolenic AcidDoes it meet the requirements of the Food/Specialty Buyer?
Erucic AcidIs it compliant with food regulations and Buyer standards?
GlucosinolateIs it suitable for Meal/Feed use?
NIRDoes the on-site screening value match the certified lab result?
CrushingWhat is the actual oil recovery?
OxidationWhat is the stability of the oil after storage and packaging?
Food/Fuel AllocationWhich Lots should be allocated for food, feed, and fuel?
BuyerHow do Oil Profile, Safety, Yield, and Delivery Time Affect Repurchase?
8. AX Transformation

first of all

Execution item

Performance indicators

1Species·Spring/Winter·Cultivar·Origin·Harvest Date·Lot requiredRequired value completion rate
2Separation of Seed·Food Oil·Meal·Fuel Oil ProductProduct identification rate
3Linking weather, overwintering, growth, flowering, seeds, and harvest dataProduction history connection rate
4Datafication of quality, test reports, storage, milking, and processing historyTraceability rate
5Farm – Sorting/Milking – Food/Feed/Fuel Buyer RFQ ConnectionRFQ Match Rate
6Video AI Budding and Plant Density DeterminationJudgment accuracy
7AI Winter Survival AnalysisWintering prediction accuracy
8Pest and disease AI diagnosisEarly detection rate
9Flowering and maturation predictionHarvest date prediction error
10Seed Yield PredictionError compared to the actual
11NIRS Oil Content PredictionError compared to Lab
12NIRS Protein PredictionError compared to Lab
13Fatty Acid Profile PredictionError compared to GC
14Automatic Food/Fuel AllocationSuitable Lot Classification Rate
15Crushing Yield PredictionError compared to the actual
16Oil Oxidation Risk PredictionQuality deviation rate
17Double cropping optimizationLand Utilization · Marquis's Achievements
18AI Supplier/Buyer MatchSample→Contract Conversion Rate
19Field→Oil/Meal Traceabilitytraceability
9. Industry Problem Bank

Problem group

Problem Definition

Required data

Confusion over the name of AmaConfusing False Flax with Real FlaxTaxonomy
Mixed with rapeseedTreat Brassicaceae oilseeds as the same productSpecies
Spring/Winter mixedThe cultivation method, overwintering, and harvest season differ.Biotype
Cultivar deviationDifference between Yield, Oil, and Fatty AcidCultivar
Lack of domestic production statisticsDifficulty in assessing industry sizeArea·Production
Domestic food status unclearRisk of automatically applying accepted overseas practices domesticallyRegulation
Overwintering riskRegional survival variation of Winter TypeWinter Survival
Weather riskImpact of frost, rainfall, and droughtClimate
pestsSeed Yield · Quality DeteriorationPest/Disease
Variation in seed yieldUncertainty regarding contract volumeSeed Yield
Seed sizeHarvest and sorting lossesSeed Size
Moisture variationDeterioration of storage stabilityMoisture
Oil Content VariationFluctuation in milking economicsOil Content
Fatty acid profile deviationFood/Fuel Spec DiscrepancyFatty Acid
Erucic Acid ManagementImpact of Cooking Oil Regulations and Buyer StandardsChemical Test
GlucosinolateImpact on Meal Usage ScopeGlucosinolate
Oxidation stabilityStorage and Processing Risks of Oils High in Unsaturated FatsOxidation
Variation in milking yieldDifference in manufacturing costsCrushing Yield
Food/Fuel CompetitionFinal market allocation of the same SeedEnd Use
Raw Material – Oil TraceabilityCultivar·Field cannot be traced backLot Relationship
New variety regulationDifferences in approval status between variants, GMs, and new TraitsRegulatory Status
Lack of market sizeBuyer Pool · Processing Infra RestrictionsMarket
Repurchase not reflectedBuyer evaluation not returned to farm/CultivarEvaluation/Reorder
10. Farmer RFQ & Collaboration Model

RFQ Type

Public Registration

Verify/NDA

Camelina test cultivationSpring/Winter · Cultivar · RegionFarms, Area, Production Volume
contract farmingCultivar · Uses · HarvesterActual quantity and unit price
Seed salesOrigin · Crop Type · Crop YearLot · Price
Seed purchaseOil Grade · Moisture · Foreign MatterMOQ · Actual Unit Price
Regular supplyCrop Year · Supply CycleContract volume
Seeds for milkingOil Content · Fatty AcidCrushing Spec
Food-grade oil raw materialsPre-verification of domestic food legalityReport
Cold-pressed oilFatty Acid · Oil QualityFood RFQ
Bulk Camelina OilProduct GradeMOQ · Price
PB·OEM Food OilRegulations · Origin · QualityManufacturing conditions
Camelina MealProtein·GlucosinolateFeed Regulations · Contracts
Biofuel OilFeedstock SpecOfftake
SAF FeedstockOrigin · Sustainabilitylong-term contract
Biochemical OilFatty Acid ProfileIndustrial Buyer
importSeed/Oil/OriginExporter·Freight
exportProduct·HS·SpecContract
Technology demonstrationWinter Crop · NIR · Milking · AIPilot
Research cooperationCultivar·Oil·Protein·Fatty AcidDataset·IP
Empirical demonstration of double croppingWinter Camelina → MarquisProductivity and economic efficiency
11. RFQ Request First

① Need Products & Materials

Companies and institutions seeking necessary products, agricultural products, raw materials, and processed goods register purchasing demands. Registered requests are utilized to review cooperation with potential suppliers and producers based on the RFQ Intelligence Library.

Process:
RFQ Registration → Supplier/Product Review → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Matching

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② We are looking for production and manufacturing partners. (Need Suppliers & Manufacturers)

Register a request to find necessary production and supply partners, ranging from farms and producer organizations to processing companies, OEM, ODM, and private label manufacturers.

Process:
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③ We are looking for domestic and international buyers. (Need Buyers)

Farmers, producer organizations, and manufacturing companies are requesting cooperation with new buyers, such as domestic and international distributors, importers, brand companies, and food service and catering businesses.

Process:
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Version History

Version

Main contents

situation

v1.0Plant Identity · Spring/Winter Separation · Seed · Camelina Oil · Meal · Food/Feed/Fuel · NIR · RFQ Basic Structure Registrationcomplete
v1.1Domestic Production Statistics · Legality of Food Ingredients · Cultivar · Current HS · Korean Imports & Exports · Verification of Latest Regulatory Raw Dataexpected
v2.0Subdivision of Overwintering, Seed Yield, Oil Content, Protein, Fatty Acid, Erucic, Glucosinolate, NIR, Crushing, and Oxidation Stability Specificationsexpected
v3.0Seed Supplier – Farm – Sorting & Milking Company – Food/Feed/Biofuel/SAF Processor – Exporter/Importer – Buyer Verified Container Combinationexpected