White tallow and tallow oil are derived from animal fats, commonly beef or mutton. White tallow is a solid fat that has been refined and bleached, resulting in a white, odorless product. It is often used in the production of candles, soaps, and cosmetics due to its stable and non-reactive nature. Tallow oil, on the other hand, is a liquid form of tallow that is also used in various applications. Both white tallow and tallow oil are valued for their high fatty acid content and can be utilized in industrial processes, such as in the manufacture of lubricants and as a base for different chemical products. They are processed to ensure purity and quality for their intended uses.