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Section 1: Oils & Fats Supply, Demand and Outlook:
Impact of Import Policy & Tax Restructuring on Palm Oil Imports in 2021 in India
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Indian Government has been working hard to balance consumer inflation fuelled by rising edible oil prices across the globe and the need to promote domestic oilseed cultivation. The year has seen various changes to duties and the country has moved from one extreme of putting olien under restricted list to other of allowing the same to be imported freely at reduced duty.
This presentation from IVPA attempts to decipher the effect of policy changes on import and consumption of palm oil in India in short terms and also puts forward Association views on need for structured policy on edible oil duties to ensure seamless functioning of oil and oilseed industry in India.
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Hi As per industry estimates nearly 25% of eatries have closed and many office have not started canteen yet. We think it will take atleast a year after we return to normal life for demand to be fully on track. Other reason is also large section of people living alone in Metros have gone to home and hence demand for HORECA is low.
2 years ago
Stearine is used mainly for soap and Oleochemical and some bit in edible products like Vanaspati( Hydrogenated fats) and bakery products. Currently India does import Stearine when CPO refining is low else we are sufficient in stearine.
2 years ago
Yes, why not ? India is a huge market of edible oils and refiners have the reach to every nook and corner of the country. The more they have margins on one particular oil the more they will expand its presence and focus on the growth of turnover. Present high oil prices will definitely increase farmers income and reduce their debt burden. Farmers have always been under the debt burden and the present high prices will help them come out of it.
2 years ago
Hi There is very different setup for crushing which in hinterland and port based refining with some overlap. So port based refineries would continue to import. At current duties its tough to get margins on CPO import and refining. Curent prices augur well for Indian farmers, they had good income in Mustard and now soybean is also looking promising though not as much as farmers would have anticipating while sowing.
2 years ago
The acceptance of palm oil in India will go up a lot. Palm kernel oil being processed into super foods and other important products will get more presence and acceptance. People do not know about palm kernel oil and it’s health benefits. People need to know about the same and start using the super foods derived from that in their daily routine.
2 years ago
Dear Mr Gupta Thanks for the reply, albeit circuitous. On the question of Palm Kernel Oil, what is your assessment of the price premium acceptable to average Indian consumers? Is benchmarking of PKO health benefits to say, olive oil or other commonly-perceived "healthy" oil, a sensible marketing strategy? Thank you.
2 years ago
As association we think its a very positive step and details look very promising, this should really help India increase self sufficiency in edible oil. As shared in one of the webinars by Mr Niyogi from GAVL, the oil palm plantations in India are carbo positive so its a very good signs for India.
2 years ago
Continuous business and supply in the indian market is only given by the refiners. In spite of making a loss they give consistent supply to meet the demands of the country. Most of the Traders only come in when there is a margin. Erratic supply is not appreciated by the markets and the deep growth of that particular oil gets hurt
2 years ago
Current duty are indeed in favor of olein but we do need some stearine and for many applications where quality and freshness are important imported olein do not meet the parameters and hence olein demand will be capped at certain level. Obviously this % will change basis the price differential on landed basis.
2 years ago