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Economic Times13.05.2026Business4 dk okumaIndia

India's vegetable oil imports surge 13% to 7.94 million tonnes in first half of 2025-26 oil year

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India's vegetable oil imports rose 13% to 7.94 million tonnes in the first half of the 2025-26 oil year, driven by a surge in palm oil shipments.

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India is the world's largest cooking oil consumer.

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India's vegetable oil imports surged 13 percent to 7.94 million tonnes in the first half of the 2025-26 oil year. Palm oil shipments nearly doubled, boosting overall imports. This rise occurred despite increased cooking oil prices and a depreciating rupee. Stocks of vegetable oil also showed a significant increase, indicating improved supply availability.

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