Industry insights, price trends, and trade analysis for global edible oil markets
Current RBD Palm Olein pricing from Thailand: $780–$850/MT FOB Bangkok. CPO futures analysis, DOBI spec requirements, and flexitank vs drum cost comparison for Q3 2026 import planning.
Thailand's vegetable oil export volumes, top destination markets, and pricing competitiveness vs Malaysia and Indonesia for 2026. Which oil grades are in highest demand by region.
An in-depth analysis of palm oil production trends, Indonesian and Malaysian export policies, La Niña impact on yields, and projected CPO pricing through December 2026.
How Black Sea region logistics, 2026 harvest yields, and refining capacity shifts are reshaping sunflower oil availability and FOB Bangkok spot pricing.
Everything you need to know about launching your own branded cooking oil line from Thailand — MOQs, packaging options, label design, halal certification, and landed cost calculation.
Updated 2026 buyer guide: understand the key differences between palm olein (liquid fraction) and palm stearin (solid fraction), their industrial applications, current price gap, and how to specify the right grade.
Indicative wholesale FOB Bangkok price references for edible oil importers sourcing from Thailand. Prices are market-reference figures — contact our export team for a binding proforma invoice.
| Oil | Grade | Packaging | FOB Bangkok 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| RBD Palm Olein | CP8 / CP10 | Flexitank 20 MT | $780–$900/MT |
| RBD Soybean Oil | Standard Refined | Flexitank 20 MT | $850–$1,000/MT |
| Refined Sunflower Oil | High-Linoleic RBD | Flexitank 20 MT | $850–$1,000/MT |
| Coconut Oil (RBD) | 76°F Melting | Flexitank / drums | $1,000–$1,200/MT |
| Canola Oil (RBD) | Low Erucic | Flexitank 20 MT | $1,000–$1,150/MT |
| Rice Bran Oil (RBD) | Oryzanol ≥8,000 ppm | Flexitank 20 MT | $1,050–$1,250/MT |
| Peanut Oil | Refined | Flexitank / drums | $1,100–$1,300/MT |
| High-Oleic Sunflower (HOSO) | Oleic ≥75% | Flexitank 20 MT | $1,100–$1,350/MT |
All prices are indicative FOB Bangkok references for August 2026. Actual pricing depends on grade, quantity, packaging, and market conditions at time of order. Contact Jit Aree for a binding quotation within 4 hours.
Key supply, demand, and pricing drivers for the major vegetable oils traded globally, with a focus on Thailand-origin exports.
Palm oil remains the world's most-traded vegetable oil in 2026, accounting for approximately 35% of global vegetable oil production. Indonesia and Malaysia together supply over 85% of global palm oil exports. Crude palm oil (CPO) prices on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives (BMD) in 2026 have traded in the MYR 3,800–4,500/MT range, with RBD palm olein FOB Bangkok ranging from $780–$900/MT.
Key price drivers for palm oil in 2026: (1) Indonesian biodiesel mandate B40 — Indonesia's domestic biodiesel blending mandate consuming 12–14 million tonnes of palm oil annually, tightening export availability; (2) La Niña weather patterns affecting yield in Q2–Q3; (3) EU deforestation regulation (EUDR) compliance timelines creating uncertainty for EU-destination buyers; (4) Soybean oil price spread — when soybean oil is $100–$150/MT above palm olein, blenders increase palm usage, supporting palm demand.
Thailand is an established RBD palm olein processor and exporter, benefiting from proximity to Indonesian and Malaysian crude palm oil supply. Thailand-origin RBD palm olein carries RSPO and ISCC certification options, and ASEAN free trade provides a structural cost advantage for ASEAN destination buyers. FOB Bangkok RBD palm olein: $780–$900/MT in flexitank. ASEAN buyers save $30–$60/MT on landed cost via Form D Certificate of Origin.
Global soybean oil supply in 2026 is shaped primarily by South American production — Argentina and Brazil together account for approximately 55% of global soybean crushing capacity. The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean oil futures are the global pricing benchmark, with every $0.01/lb move translating to approximately $22/MT change in refined soybean oil ex-factory pricing.
For Thailand-origin RBD soybean oil, the FOB Bangkok price reference in 2026 is $850–$1,000/MT in flexitank (20 MT per 20ft container). Thailand imports crude or degummed soybean oil primarily from Argentina, Brazil, and the US, and refines domestically — giving Thai-origin soybean oil a logistics advantage for ASEAN buyers versus direct South American origin. Key demand drivers: food manufacturing in Southeast Asia, margarine production, and biodiesel blending (renewable diesel mandates in Indonesia, EU, and US).
Non-GMO soybean oil from Thailand commands a $100–150/MT premium over standard RBD grade, driven by EU, Japanese, and US health-food retail demand for identity-preserved Non-GMO ingredients. Full PCR documentation and supply chain traceability available from Jit Aree Oil for Non-GMO grade. For full specifications and FOB Bangkok pricing, see our soybean oil manufacturers in Thailand product page.
Thailand is the world's largest exporter of rice bran oil — a structural advantage arising from Thailand's dominant rice milling industry producing over 10 million tonnes of paddy annually. Global demand for rice bran oil is growing at approximately 4–6% CAGR, driven by health food retail in Japan, India, South Korea, and increasingly the US and EU as consumers seek alternatives to palm oil with proven health claims.
Gamma-oryzanol — the unique antioxidant found exclusively in rice bran oil at 1–2% concentration — remains the key differentiator driving premium retail positioning. Clinical studies associating oryzanol with LDL cholesterol reduction (10–15% at 300mg/day) support "heart-healthy" marketing claims in regulated markets. The 254°C smoke point further positions rice bran oil as the preferred commercial frying oil for health-focused restaurant operators.
Thai rice bran oil FOB price reference 2026: $1,050–$1,250/MT (standard RBD, flexitank 20 MT/20ft). High-oryzanol grade (≥10,000 ppm) commands an additional $100–150/MT premium. Crude rice bran oil (CRBO) for refineries: $650–$800/MT FOB Bangkok. Supply is concentrated in Q4–Q1 following Thailand's main rice harvest cycle. Buyers seeking annual supply agreements should book Q4 production slots by September.
Global sunflower oil supply in 2026 remains significantly influenced by Black Sea region production — Ukraine and Russia account for approximately 55% of global sunflower seed production. Supply chain disruptions since 2022 have accelerated diversification of sunflower oil sourcing to alternative origins including Thailand (where sunflower oil is refined from imported seeds), Argentina, EU (France, Hungary), and Turkey.
Refined sunflower oil FOB Bangkok 2026: $850–$1,000/MT (standard linoleic grade, flexitank). High-oleic sunflower oil (HOSO, oleic ≥75%) — preferred for commercial frying stability and extending oil life — is priced at $1,100–$1,350/MT FOB Bangkok. HOSO demand is growing in snack food manufacturing, where frying stability and labelling claims ('high in oleic acid') support premium positioning.
Key application segments for sunflower oil from Thailand: retail cooking oil (standard linoleic grade, Vitamin E ≥50mg/100g is a key marketing claim), commercial frying (HOSO preferred), snack food production, and cosmetics / personal care (as a carrier oil and emollient). Full Halal CICOT certification available on all sunflower oil grades from Jit Aree Oil.
Laem Chabang Port (LCH), located approximately 130 km southeast of Bangkok, is Thailand's primary container export terminal and one of Southeast Asia's busiest ports, handling over 7 million TEU annually. All Jit Aree Vegetable Oil bulk shipments are loaded at Laem Chabang. Key transit time references from Laem Chabang in 2026: Singapore 3–5 days, Indonesia (Jakarta/Surabaya) 5–7 days, India (Mumbai/Chennai) 10–14 days, UAE (Dubai/Jebel Ali) 12–16 days, East Africa (Mombasa) 18–22 days, West Africa (Lagos) 22–28 days, Rotterdam 22–28 days, US East Coast 25–32 days.
Ocean freight rates from Laem Chabang in 2026 have normalised from 2021–2022 pandemic highs. 20ft container (flexitank, approximately 20 MT) freight rates: to Singapore $200–400, to India $500–900, to UAE $800–1,200, to East Africa $1,000–1,600, to Rotterdam $1,400–2,000. Per-MT freight cost on 20 MT flexitank: $10–100/MT depending on destination — significantly lower than drummed product on a per-MT basis, reinforcing the cost advantage of bulk flexitank purchasing.
ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) import duty advantage: Thailand-origin vegetable oils imported by ASEAN member states (Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Brunei, Singapore) qualify for 0% import duty under AFTA with Form D Certificate of Origin. This provides a structural landed-cost advantage of $30–$120/MT versus South American, European, or US origin oils subject to MFN import duties. Contact Jit Aree for Form D documentation and combined CIF cost modeling for your destination market.
Comprehensive 2026 edible oil price data with FOB Bangkok references, supply trend indicators, and forward price outlook. Data compiled by Jit Aree export team based on current market transactions. All prices are indicative market references — contact our team for binding quotations.
| Oil Type | Grade | FOB Bangkok Aug 2026 | Supply Trend | Price Forecast (Q4 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Olein (RBD) | CP8/CP10 | $780–$900/MT | Stable | $800–$920/MT — Indonesia B40 biodiesel mandate supporting floor price |
| Soybean Oil (RBD) | Standard Refined | $850–$1,000/MT | Rising | $900–$1,050/MT — South American harvest shortfall tightening supply |
| Sunflower Oil (Linoleic) | Refined RBD | $850–$1,000/MT | Easing | $820–$980/MT — Black Sea export resumption improving availability |
| High-Oleic Sunflower (HOSO) | Oleic ≥75% | $1,100–$1,350/MT | Stable | $1,100–$1,380/MT — Growing QSR demand underpinning premium |
| Coconut Oil (RBD) | 76°F Melting Point | $1,000–$1,200/MT | Rising | $1,050–$1,280/MT — Philippine and Indonesian crop concerns |
| Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) | Cold-Pressed | $1,400–$1,700/MT | Stable | $1,400–$1,750/MT — Health retail demand steady |
| Rice Bran Oil (RBD) | Oryzanol ≥8,000 ppm | $1,050–$1,250/MT | Stable | $1,050–$1,280/MT — Q4 Thai rice harvest to replenish bran supply |
| Rice Bran Oil (High-Oryzanol) | Oryzanol ≥10,000 ppm | $1,150–$1,400/MT | Rising | $1,200–$1,450/MT — Growing health retail demand in Japan, India |
| Peanut Oil (Refined) | Smoke Point ≥225°C | $1,100–$1,300/MT | Easing | $1,050–$1,280/MT — Improved Chinese peanut crop |
| Canola Oil (RBD) | Low Erucic | $1,000–$1,150/MT | Stable | $1,000–$1,200/MT — Canadian crop on track, EU demand normalising |
All prices are indicative FOB Bangkok references for August 2026. Actual binding pricing depends on grade, quantity, packaging, and market conditions at time of order. Supply trend and forecast are market analyst assessments — not trading recommendations. Contact Jit Aree Oil for a current binding proforma invoice within 4 hours.
Global coconut oil demand in 2026 is driven by three distinct buyer segments: food manufacturing (RBD coconut oil for bakery fats, confectionery, and non-dairy creamers), personal care and cosmetics (RBD and VCO as skin moisturiser bases and soap feedstock), and health food retail (virgin coconut oil marketed on lauric acid and MCT content). Thailand is an established coconut oil wholesaler and exporter, with production concentrated in the Gulf of Thailand coastline.
Coconut oil wholesale prices in 2026 have risen from 2025 lows as Philippine and Indonesian coconut crops — the two largest global producers — face seasonal supply constraints following El Niño-related drought stress in late 2024–2025. RBD coconut oil FOB Bangkok in August 2026 is trading at $1,000–$1,200/MT in flexitank, with virgin coconut oil (VCO) at $1,400–$1,700/MT. Certified organic VCO commands a further 25–35% premium at $1,750–$2,200/MT. For food manufacturers sourcing RBD coconut oil wholesale, current pricing represents a 10–15% increase from Q1 2026 — buyers with Q4 2026 requirements are advised to secure supply now before potential further tightening.
Key coconut oil wholesale price drivers for Q3–Q4 2026: (1) Philippine coconut production recovery timeline — Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) forecasts suggest a partial recovery in Q4 2026 output, potentially easing RBD coconut oil prices by $50–100/MT from current levels; (2) Indian import demand — India is the world's largest coconut oil importer and its seasonal import demand peaks in Q4 ahead of the festival season, supporting prices; (3) US and EU VCO demand — health food retail demand for virgin and organic coconut oil continues to grow at 4–6% CAGR in the US and EU, underpinning VCO premiums; (4) Palm kernel oil (PKO) price spread — RBD palm kernel oil (a lauric oil competing directly with coconut oil in many applications) is priced $200–300/MT below RBD coconut oil in 2026, causing some food manufacturers to substitute — coconut oil price increases beyond $1,300/MT FOB risk further substitution pressure.
For coconut oil wholesalers and importers sourcing from Thailand, Jit Aree Oil offers RBD coconut oil from $1,000/MT FOB Bangkok in flexitank (20 MT per 20ft container), with VCO from $1,400/MT and organic VCO from $1,800/MT. Complete Halal CICOT certification, COA (lauric acid ≥48%, FFA, iodine value, melting point), and SGS inspection on every shipment. Lead time: 10–14 working days. View coconut oil product page →
Global peanut oil (groundnut oil) production in 2026 is dominated by China (~45% of global supply), India (~20%), and Sub-Saharan Africa. Unlike most other vegetable oils, peanut oil pricing is less directly linked to CME/CBOT futures and more influenced by Chinese domestic groundnut harvest conditions and Indian domestic edible oil policy. In 2026, an improved Chinese peanut crop following 2025's drought-affected season has eased peanut oil prices from the 2025 peak, with refined peanut oil FOB Bangkok currently at $1,100–$1,300/MT.
Key market segments for peanut oil in 2026: (1) Asian food service — cold-pressed aromatic peanut oil remains the signature frying and seasoning oil for Chinese, Korean, and Southeast Asian restaurants globally. Demand is supported by growing diaspora food service in Europe, North America, and the Middle East; (2) Premium snack food — "cooked in peanut oil" is a premium label claim for chip and crisp manufacturers targeting health-conscious consumers willing to pay a premium for non-palm alternatives; (3) Retail cooking oil — refined peanut oil in premium retail channels (health food stores, Asian grocery, fine dining supply) in the US, EU, and Middle East; (4) Allergen-managed food manufacturing — growing demand for allergen-free production facilities creates both a constraint (peanut oil requires dedicated allergen-managed lines) and an opportunity (premium pricing for certified allergen-managed peanut oil supply).
Peanut oil price outlook for Q4 2026: prices are expected to remain in the $1,050–$1,300/MT FOB Bangkok range, with potential easing of $50–100/MT if the 2026 Chinese main harvest (October–November) exceeds projections. For importers seeking to secure peanut oil supply ahead of Q4 demand peaks, forward booking at current Q3 pricing is advisable. Jit Aree supplies refined and cold-pressed aromatic peanut oil FOB Bangkok with full Halal CICOT certification and allergen documentation. View peanut oil product page →
Key market intelligence signals and procurement strategy recommendations for edible oil importers navigating Q3–Q4 2026 conditions.
The palm-soybean oil price spread in August 2026 — approximately $100–$150/MT — is near the upper end of the historical range at which blending programs (mixing palm olein with soybean oil) become economically attractive for food manufacturers. At a $150/MT spread, blending 50/50 palm-soybean saves approximately $75/MT versus pure soybean oil while maintaining a liquid cooking oil profile suitable for most retail and food service applications. Importers sourcing both palm olein and soybean oil from a single supplier (such as Jit Aree) can combine both in a single FCL container, reducing freight and documentation overhead.
Similarly, the sunflower-soybean spread at $0–$50/MT (essentially parity in August 2026) makes sunflower oil highly competitive against soybean oil for retail cooking oil applications. Buyers who had switched from sunflower to soybean following 2022 Black Sea supply disruptions may find Q3 2026 an optimal window to rebalance back to sunflower oil, benefiting from improved supply and Vitamin E marketing claims.
Thailand's main rice harvest season runs October–January. This means Q4 2026 will see increased fresh rice bran supply to Thai rice bran oil refineries, with new-crop rice bran oil becoming available for shipment from November 2026. For buyers planning Q1 2027 inventory, contracting Q4 2026 Thai rice bran oil production now (August–September 2026) secures supply from the freshest bran — typically yielding the highest oryzanol retention (≥10,000 ppm) and lowest FFA. Current FOB Bangkok price for Q4 production slots: $1,050–$1,200/MT (standard RBD, oryzanol ≥8,000 ppm). High-oryzanol grade (≥10,000 ppm): $1,150–$1,350/MT. Contact Jit Aree Oil to secure Q4 rice bran oil production allocation.
The ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) continues to provide a structural cost advantage for buyers in ASEAN member states sourcing Thailand-origin edible oils. Import duty savings with Form D Certificate of Origin in August 2026:
| Destination | MFN Duty Rate | AFTA Rate (Form D) | Savings on $1,000/MT Oil |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | 5% | 0% | $50/MT |
| Vietnam | 5–15% | 0% | $50–$150/MT |
| Philippines | 5–10% | 0% | $50–$100/MT |
| Malaysia | 5% | 0% | $50/MT |
| Cambodia | 7% | 0% | $70/MT |
| Myanmar | 5% | 0% | $50/MT |
For ASEAN buyers, Thai-origin edible oils from Jit Aree are typically $50–$150/MT cheaper landed than equivalent South American or European origins once AFTA duty savings, shorter ocean freight (reducing in-transit costs and working capital), and unified Halal documentation are factored in. Non-ASEAN buyers (Middle East, Africa, Europe) benefit from competitive Thai pricing versus European origins on sunflower oil and a logistics advantage versus South American origins on soybean oil.
Ocean freight rates from Laem Chabang in August 2026 have normalised from the 2021–2022 pandemic peak, with 20ft container rates to key destinations: Singapore $250–$400, India (Mumbai) $600–$900, UAE (Jebel Ali) $900–$1,200, East Africa (Mombasa) $1,100–$1,600, Rotterdam $1,500–$2,000. Per-MT freight cost on a 20 MT flexitank to the UAE: $45–$60/MT — adding approximately 5–6% to the FOB price. The USD/THB exchange rate has been relatively stable in 2026 (approximately 34–36 THB/USD), keeping Thai origin oil prices competitive in USD terms. Significant USD appreciation versus the baht would reduce Thai origin competitiveness; significant baht appreciation versus the USD would increase Thai origin pricing for USD-denominated buyers. Current market conditions — stable freight, stable USD/THB — are broadly favourable for sourcing Thai origin edible oils.
Food safety and quality standards for edible oil imports are tightening in several key markets in 2026. Buyers should ensure their Thai supplier meets the following destination-specific requirements:
For market-specific compliance documentation and COA formats, contact Jit Aree Oil's export compliance team — we maintain up-to-date documentation for all 65+ countries we serve.
Thailand is a major global hub for vegetable oil refining, processing, and export — operating as a value-added refining centre that imports crude oils and exports refined-grade products to 65+ countries worldwide.
| Oil Type | Thailand Role | Est. Annual Production / Refining (MT) | Primary Raw Material Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Oil (RBD) | Major producer & processor | ~2.5–3.0 million MT | Domestic oil palm (Southern Thailand) |
| Rice Bran Oil | World's largest exporter | ~250,000–350,000 MT | Domestic rice bran (Thai rice mills) |
| Soybean Oil (RBD) | Major refiner | ~300,000–450,000 MT | Imported from Argentina, Brazil, USA |
| Sunflower Oil | Refiner / re-exporter | ~150,000–200,000 MT | Imported from Ukraine, Argentina, EU |
| Coconut Oil | Established exporter | ~180,000–250,000 MT | Domestic & imported coconuts (Gulf Coast) |
| Canola / Rapeseed Oil | Refiner | ~80,000–120,000 MT | Imported from Canada, Australia, EU |
Sources: Thai Department of Foreign Trade, FAO, industry estimates. Figures are 2025–2026 estimates and include both domestic production and refining of imported crude oils for export.
Thailand occupies a unique position in global vegetable oil trade: it is simultaneously a major agricultural producer (palm oil, rice bran oil, coconut oil from domestic crops) and a significant value-added refiner of imported seed oils (soybean, sunflower, canola) for re-export to regional and global markets. This dual positioning — combined with world-class port infrastructure at Laem Chabang — makes Thailand one of the most versatile vegetable oil export hubs in Asia.
| Market | Primary Oils Imported from Thailand | Key Trade Advantage | Transit from Laem Chabang |
|---|---|---|---|
| China | Palm oil, soybean oil, rice bran oil | ACFTA 0–5% duty; proximity via South China Sea | 5–8 days |
| India | Palm oil, rice bran oil, coconut oil | Competitive FOB; CECA partial preferential duty | 10–14 days |
| Indonesia | RBD palm olein, soybean oil | AFTA 0% duty; 5–7 day transit | 5–7 days |
| Vietnam | Soybean oil, palm oil, sunflower oil | AFTA 0% duty; 3–5 day transit | 3–5 days |
| United Arab Emirates | Palm oil, soybean oil, rice bran oil, coconut oil | Halal CICOT accepted; GCC distribution hub | 12–16 days |
| Nigeria / West Africa | Palm oil, soybean oil, sunflower oil | Halal documentation; competitive CIF pricing | 22–28 days |
| Japan | Rice bran oil, palm oil, soybean oil | JTEPA preferential duty; QSR and health food demand | 7–14 days |
| EU (Germany, Netherlands) | Sunflower oil, soybean oil, palm oil | GSP preferential duty with EUR.1; Suez routing | 25–32 days |
The global palm oil price benchmark is the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives (BMD) Crude Palm Oil (CPO) futures contract, quoted in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) per metric tonne. This is the world's most actively traded vegetable oil futures contract and the price discovery mechanism for crude palm oil (CPO) traded globally. Understanding the BMD palm oil price index is essential for edible oil importers, food manufacturers, and traders who source palm oil or palm olein from Thailand.
BMD CPO price (MYR/MT) → convert to USD at current MYR/USD rate → add Thai refining margin ($30–60/MT) → add export documentation and port charges ($15–25/MT) → subtract ASEAN duty savings if applicable = approximate RBD palm olein FOB Bangkok price. In August 2026, BMD CPO at approximately MYR 4,200/MT ≈ $950/MT USD → refined to RBD palm olein FOB Bangkok at $780–$900/MT (refining narrows the gap as RBD grade commands a premium over CPO in Asia-Pacific markets).
Edible oil importers and food manufacturers track three key spreads: (1) Palm-Soy Spread: CPO (BMD) vs CBOT Soybean Oil — when palm trades $150+ below soybean, blending programs increase palm usage; (2) Palm-Sun Spread: CPO vs Black Sea sunflower oil — determines European vegetable oil blend economics; (3) Palm-Lauric Spread: CPO vs coconut oil / palm kernel oil — drives confectionery fat and non-dairy creamer formulations. In August 2026, the palm-soy spread ($100–$150/MT) and palm-sun spread (~$70–$150/MT) are both in the range where blending palm with soybean or sunflower remains economically attractive for price-sensitive food manufacturers.
Soybean oil: CBOT Soybean Oil futures (US cents/lb) — every $0.01/lb = approximately $22/MT; Sunflower oil: Rotterdam FOB (USD/MT) — the Black Sea/Rotterdam spot market; Rice bran oil: no liquid futures — priced by Thai refinery ex-factory against palm oil spread and domestic rice bran feedstock costs; Coconut oil: Rotterdam FOB for Philippine/Indonesian origin; Peanut oil: no major futures — tracked via Chinese domestic groundnut prices and Indian export tenders.
This comprehensive table covers the major vegetable oils traded globally, their primary producing countries, and 2026 FOB price reference ranges from Thailand — the region's leading export hub.
| Oil Type | Key Producing Countries | Global Production (MT/yr) | FOB Bangkok Price 2026 | Primary Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Oil (RBD Olein) | Indonesia (58%), Malaysia (27%), Thailand (5%) | ~78 million MT | $780–$900/MT | Frying, food manufacturing, biodiesel, margarines |
| Soybean Oil (RBD) | USA (31%), Brazil (29%), Argentina (15%) | ~62 million MT | $850–$1,000/MT | Salad oil, retail cooking oil, margarine, biodiesel |
| Sunflower Oil (Linoleic) | Ukraine (30%), Russia (25%), EU (14%) | ~22 million MT | $850–$1,000/MT | Premium retail, dressings, frying, cosmetics |
| Rapeseed / Canola Oil | Canada (26%), EU (25%), China (20%) | ~28 million MT | $1,000–$1,150/MT | Health retail, frying, biodiesel, baby food |
| Rice Bran Oil (RBD) | Thailand (#1 exporter), India, China, Japan | ~1.2 million MT | $1,050–$1,250/MT | Healthy frying, health retail, nutraceutical, cosmetics |
| Coconut Oil (RBD) | Philippines (35%), Indonesia (30%), India (15%) | ~3.5 million MT | $1,000–$1,200/MT | Confectionery, non-dairy creamers, cosmetics, VCO retail |
| Peanut Oil (Refined) | China (41%), India (25%), Nigeria (10%) | ~6 million MT | $1,100–$1,300/MT | Asian cuisine, snack frying, premium retail cooking oil |
| High-Oleic Sunflower (HOSO) | Ukraine, EU, Argentina | ~3 million MT | $1,100–$1,350/MT | Commercial frying, QSR, snack food (extended fry life) |
| Olive Oil (Extra Virgin) | Spain (44%), Italy (17%), Greece (10%) | ~3.5 million MT | $4,000–$7,000/MT | Premium retail, Mediterranean cuisine, cosmetics |
FOB Bangkok prices are August 2026 indicative market references for Thailand-origin refined grades. Global production figures are 2024/2025 USDA/FAO estimates. Contact Jit Aree Oil for a current binding proforma invoice within 4 hours.
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