Is it permissible to trade an item subject to Riba (usury) for its primary derivative?

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It is impermissible to trade any item subject to Riba for its principal source from which it is derived. This prohibition applies to sesame seeds exchanged for sesame oil (Shīrj), olives for olive oil, other oils for their source materials, and grape, pomegranate, apple, quince, or sugarcane juice exchanged for the original fruit or cane. This ruling is held by Al-Shafi'i and Ibn al-Mundhir. The evidence for this is derived from the principle that an item subject to Riba cannot be exchanged for its source from which the item itself originates, similar to exchanging meat for the living animal, a principle established by clear text.