The shelf life of oil was determined by using accelerated shelf life testing (ASLT), where the product is stored at elevated stress conditions (storage temperature of 60, 75 and 90 °C). Oil samples were stored using an amber bottle, and after the removal of oxygen in the headspace volume by flushed nitrogen, the bottles were sealed and kept in a dark room (inside an incubator) to avoid direct exposure from light. Periodic oil sampling for analyses was conducted at several time points of measurement. Each sample for analyses was taken from a different amber bottle. The temperatures were selected to stimulate relatively fast degradation, to determine the shelf life using ASLT (without destroying the fundamental characteristics of oil) and the Arrhenius model. PV, free fatty acid (FFA) and vitamin A concentration were measured in an accelerated storage test [7]. All laboratory analyses were performed in triplicate, and averages are presented.