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Shell Cassida is biostatic but not biodegradable, because biodegradation requires microorganisms and water. Water and bio-organisms (yeasts) are often present in food processing. Therefore the oil should never be allowed to degrade in use, or become a food for mould and bacteria growth in food factories.
