About Banhoek Chilli Oil Company
Banhoek Chilli Oil Company is a specialty food producer focused on premium chilli-infused edible oils, made from canola oil and sun-dried chillies grown in South Africa’s Banhoek Valley near Stellenbosch. Founded in 2017, the company set out to create a balanced chilli oil that enhances flavour without overpowering it, and today offers its original chilli oil along with additional variants and gift packs for both home cooks and professional kitchens. Their products are marketed as 100% natural, vegan-friendly, and certified to international food safety standards, and are available in multiple global markets including the US, UK, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. ([banhoekchillioil.com](https://banhoekchillioil.com/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “BANHOEK” on a card statement is most likely linked to an online purchase of Banhoek Chilli Oil products made via their official website or an associated e‑commerce checkout, or to a card-present transaction at their factory shop or “BCO Taste Kitchen” in the Banhoek Valley. Because they sell directly to consumers online and ship internationally, transactions can appear as cross-border e-commerce charges, sometimes processed through third-party payment gateways that may abbreviate the name to “BANHOEK” or similar. In some cases, a small test or temporary authorization may appear before the final amount settles, especially when the card is used for the first time on their site. ([banhoekchillioil.com](https://banhoekchillioil.com/pages/shop-our-range?utm_source=openai))
If you’re unsure about a Banhoek Chilli Oil Company charge, start by searching your email for order confirmations from banhoekchillioil.com and checking any accounts you may have created on their site or with partner marketplaces that stock their products. Compare the date and amount on your card statement with recent online food or gourmet condiment purchases, including gifts or international orders that may have taken time to ship. If something doesn’t match, you can contact them directly using the details on their “Contact Us” page or reply to your order confirmation email. If you still cannot recognize the transaction, your next step should be to contact your card issuer to dispute the charge or request more information from the acquiring bank.