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Import of vegetable oils during April 2018 reported at 13,86,466 tonne
Saturday, 19 May, 2018, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
Our Bureau, New Delhi
The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India has compiled the import data of vegetable oils (edible and non-edible) for the month of April 2018. The import  of  vegetable  oils  during  April 2018 was reported at 13,86,466 tonne, compared to 13,39,489 tonne in April 2017 and 11,46,051 tonne the previous month (March 2018).

This consisted of 13,68,616 tonne of edible oils and 17,850 tonne of  non-edible  oils (i e up by 3.5 per cent). The overall  import  of  vegetable  oils between November 2017 and April 2018 was reported at 73,18,295 tonne, compared to 71,38,265 tons (i e up by 2.5 per cent).

Import of vegetable oil (edible and non-edible) between November 2017 and April 2018
(Qty in  MT)

Month

2017-18

2016-17

Percentage Change

Edible

Non-Edible

Total

Edible

Non-Edible

Total

November 2017

12,25,315


23,49

12,48,810

11,55,863

19,601

11,75,464

(+) 6%

December 2017

10,58,289


30,494

10,88,783

11,74,296

35,389

12,09,685

(-) 10%

January 2018

12,46,847


44,294

12,91,141

10,12,085

16,774

10,28,859

(+) 25%

February 2018

11,24,999

32,045

11,57,044

12,34,255

36,188

12,70,443

(-) 9%

March 2018

11,22,685

23,366

11,46,051

10,97,876

16,449

11,14,325

(+) 3%

April 2018

13,68,616

17,850

13,86,466

13,24,014

15,475

13,39,489

(+) 3.5%

Total

71,46,751

1,71,544

73,18,295

69,98,389

1,39,876

71,38,265

(+) 2.5%


On March 1, 2018, the Government of India increased import duty on crude palm oil, RBD Palmolein and RBD  Palm  Oil. The import  duty  on  CPO  increased  to  44 per cent  from  30 per cent  (effective  duty  48.4 per cent)  and  RBD Palmolein and Refined Palm Oil to 54 per cent from 40 per cent (effective duty 59.4 per cent) without changes in import duty on sunflower oil, rapeseed oil and soybean oil.

This increase in duty is a welcome step. Yet, the government has missed the opportunity to provide a 20 per cent duty difference  between  crude  and  refined  oils,  as  requested  by  the  Association  to  encourage the domestic refining industry and promote Make in India.

Stock position at port and in pipeline
The  stock  of  edible  oils  as  on May 1,  2018 at  various  ports  is  estimated  at 10,68,000 tonne  [CPO 4,80,000  tonne,  RBD  Palmolein 2,05,000  tonne,  Degummed  Soybean  Oil 1,40,000  tonne,  Crude  Sunflower Oil 2,20,000 tonne and 23,000 tonne of Rapeseed (Canola)  Oil] and about 1,270,000 tonne in pipelines. Total stock at ports and in pipelines is reported at 2,338,000 tonne, increased by 2,26,000 tonne from 21,12,000 tonne in April 2018. India’s total demand for edible oils during 2017-18 is estimated at 23 lakh tonnes. The monthly requirement is about 19 lakh tonne and operate at 30-day stock against which currently holding stock over 23.38 lakh tonne equal to 37 days’ requirements.

Stock position at ports and pipelines
(Qty in ’000 MT)


May 1, 2018

April 1, 2018

March 1,

2018

February 1,

2018

January 1,

2018

December 1, 2017

November 1, 2017

October 1, 2017

September 1, 2017

August 1, 2017

July 1, 2017

June 1, 2017

May 1, 2017

Port stock

1,068

770

757

855

876

847

884

979

907

883

738

770

785

Pipe lines

1,270

1,342

1,440

1,340

1,300

1,420

1,460

1,610

1,590

1,540

1,390

1,335

1,335

Total stock

2,338

2,112

2,197

2,195

2,176

2,267

2,344

2,589

2,497

2,473

2,278

2,160

2,120


Import of palm products
Palm oil constitute a major share in import by India. Landed cost of RBD Palmolein and CPO more or less the same, encouraging larger import of RBD Palmolein (finished product) over  CPO (raw material), serious hurting domestic refiners for capacity utilisation.

Import of Palm Oil-November 2017 to April 2018 (Qty in MT)

Year (November to October)

RBD Palmolein

CPO

CPKO

Total

November 2017

1,47,362 (21 per cent)

5,59,584 (78 per cent)

10,022 (one per cent)

7,16,968

December 2017

1,06,924 (15 per cent)

6,08,405 (84 per cent)

7,528 (one per cent)

7,22,857

January 2018

1,50,664 (18 per cent)

6,72,762 (81 per cent)

11,018 (one per cent)

8,34,444

February 2018

2,02,409 (27 per cent)

5,46,009 (72 per cent)

11,827 (one per cent)

7,60,245

March 2018

1,63,222 (21 per cent)

5,91,985 (78 per cent)

5,493 (one per cent)

7,60,700

April 2018

2,09,772 (27 per cent)

5,56,822 (71 per cent)

12,290 (two per cent)

7,78,884

November 2017 and April 2018


November 2016 and April 2017

9,80,353 (21 per cent)


13,67,951 (32 per cent)

35,35,567 (78 per cent)


29,06,439 (67 per cent)

58,178 (one per cent)


31,745 (one per cent)

45,74,098



43,06,135

2016-17

28,70,928 (31 per cent)

63,35,321 (68 per cent)

87,468 (one per cent)

92,93,717

2015-16

26,23,002 (31 per cent)

57,49,231 (68 per cent)

70,607 (one per cent)

84,42,840

2014-15

16,59,070 (17 per cent)

77,24,077(81 per cent)

1,53,757 (two per cent)

95,36,904

2013-14

15,76,354 (20 per cent)

62,52,788 (78 per cent)

1,28,818 (two per cent)

79,57,960


Import of palm and soft oil ratio
Between November 2017 and April 2018, the overall palm oil import has increased to 45,74,098 tonne from 43,06,135 tonne, thanks to the withdrawal of export duty by Malaysia, while soft oil import decreased to 25,72,653 tonne from 26,92,254 tonne during the same period of last year. Also, a parcel of 3,000 tonne of cottonseed oil from United States arrived during April 2018.

Import of palm oil and soft oil (ratio) from November 2017 and April 2018
(Qty in MT)

Year

(November and October)

Palm Oil

Soft Oil

%

Total

(RBD Palmolein + CPO

+ Crude Olein + CPKO)

Soybean

Sunflower

Rape

Others

Total



November 2017

7,16,968

59%

2,73,928

1,93,810

40,609

-

5,08,347

41%

12,25,315

December 2017

7,22,857

68%


79,250


2,36,655

19,527

-

3,35,432

32%


10,58,289


January 2018

8,34,444

67%

2,24,870

1,70,831

16,702

-

4,12,403

33%


12,46,847

February 2018

7,60,245


68%

1,33,787

2,12,531

18,436

-

3,64,754

32%

11,24,999

March 2018

7,60,700


68%

1,15,102

2,10,269

36,614

-

3,61,985

32%

11,22,685

April 2018

7,78,884



57%

2,64,750

2,94,450

27,520

3,012*

5,89,732

43%

13,68,616

November 2017 to April 2018



November 2016 and

April 2017

45,74,098





4,306,135


64%





62%


10,91,687




13,49,526


13,18,546





11,84,573


1,59,408





1,52,065


3,012





6,090


2,572,653





26,92,254


36%





38%


71,46,751





69,98,389


2016-17

92,93,717

62%

33,16,207

21,68,754

2,92,652

6,090

57,83,703

38%

1,50,77,420

2015-16

84,42,840

58%

42,34,809

15,16,220

3,77,469

-

61,28,498

42%

1,45,71,338

2014-15

95,36,904

66%

29,85,944

15,42,599

3,55,824

-

48,84,367

34%

1,44,21,271

2013-14


79,57,960

68%

19,51,233

15,09,250

1,99,891

-

36,60,374

32%

1,16,18,334


Average prices and rupee depreciation
(Price in $/CIF Indian port/tonne)

Oils


April 2018


March 2018

February

2018

January

2018

December

2017

November 2017

October 2017

September 2017

August 2017

July 2017

June 2017

May 2017

April 2017

RBD Palmolein

673

678

677


669

661

702

716

729

684

683

700

727

705

Crude Palm Oil

664

671

675


669

662

703

717

730

670

681

697

725

706

Crude Soybean Oil

808

804

809

817

811

839

829

836

813

802

798

796

756

Crude Sunflower Oil

822

807

803

800

800

811

821

838

824

804

789

798

783

FE: $1 = (Average)

65.67

65.05

64.43

63.65

64.24

64.84

65.04

64.48

63.97

64.42

64.45

64.42

64.53


Since October 2016 and onwards, the landed  price  of  RBD  Palmolein  and  CPO  have  remained  more  or less the same encouraging import of RBD Palmolein.

Import of non-edible oils
Import of non-edible oils during November 2017 and April 2018 is reported at 1,71,544 tonne  compared to 1,39,876 tonne during the same period last year (i e up by 23 per cent). This is mainly due to higher import of  PFAD and CPS at nil duty under actual user condition,  seriously affecting domestic refiners and main cause of disparity in domestic refining of palm oil.
 
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