This document discusses stabilized rice bran, including: - Stabilized rice bran is rice bran that has been treated to substantially reduce lipase activity through processes like heat treatment. This prevents fat breakdown and increases shelf life. - India produces over 90 million tons of rice annually, yielding around 7.2 million tons of rice bran raw material available for processing. - The stabilization process involves adjusting the rice bran pH to 4.0 with hydrochloric acid, which inactivates the lipase enzyme. This prevents oil degradation and rancidity over time. - Stabilization does not impact the nutritional value of rice bran. It allows for a longer shelf life than unstabilized rice bran.