A process for producing a processed glyceride having a satisfactory color tone and having high purity without the need of a fractionation step, by mitigating the deterioration in a color tone caused by the processing and recycling of a fatty acid ester recovered after an interesterification reaction. The process comprises subjecting a glyceride fat and a fatty acid ester and/or a free fatty acid to interesterification, distilling the reaction product to recover a part or all of fatty acid esters and/or free fatty acids therein, subjecting the distillation fraction recovered to hydrogenation, and to re-distillation or mixing with the fresh fatty acid ester and/or fresh free fatty acid in any order, re-reacting the resultant fraction or mixture with the distillation residue, and separating a fat fraction from the final reaction product, and is characterized in that the content of components other than the fatty acid ester and/or free fatty acid is controlled to 3.0 wt. % or lower.

 
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