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Price Trend
1753.93
Feb-2023
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Coconut Oil Industry Benchmarks

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The average annual savings achieved in Coconut Oil category is 2.20%

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The industry average payment terms in Coconut Oil category for the current quarter is 45.0 days

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    Coconut Oil Suppliers

    3,983 
    Total Suppliers
    242
    Diverse Suppliers
    93
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    Coconut Oil Supplier

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    Company
    Givaudan
    Location
    Jackson, Mississipi
    Duns number
    3862211
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    49
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    56
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    Human rights
    46
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    Workforce Health Safety Issues
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    1
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    2
    Regulatory Issues
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    2
    Sanctions
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    60
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    esg controversies critical severity
    No

    Coconut Oil market report transcript

    Coconut Oil Global Market Outlook:

    Key CNO Producing Countries (2020):

    • Philippines (70 percent)
    • Indonesia (26 percent)
    • India (2 percent)
    • Sri Lanka (1 percent)

    Key Supply Constraints/Drivers for CNO:

    Approx. 2.6 percent rise in CAGR by volume over five years, due to demand from downstream industries (biodiesel, food, oleochemical, pet food industries)

    Porter's Analysis on Coconut Oil

    Supplier Power

    • The suppliers have higher negotiation power than buyers, as the market supply is volatile and demand is high
    • The suppliers are fragmented and volume is small from each buyer

    Barriers to New Entrants

    • CNO refineries require capital and equipment and the industry runs on economies of scale. Hence, the barriers to new entrants are high

    Intensity of Rivalry

    • CNO is mainly used in domestic consumption and oleochemical industries. The supply of CNO depends on the yield related to weather conditions
    • The rivalry in the CNO industry is medium to high, as there are alternate substitutes, such as palm, soy, etc.
    • Suppliers compete in the market with quality grades as point of differentiation

    Threat of Substitutes

    • Coconut cannot be easily substituted by palm stearin and other vegetable fats. However, they are being substituted in low-price foods by other oil and their processed variations
    • Palm stearin and other vegetable oil-based substitution take place, depending on the price spread

    Buyer Power

    • The buyers of CNO are the food companies, and bio-diesel manufacturers and animal feed companies
    • They do not influence the prices as much as the suppliers. The prices are driven by seasonal and fundamental factors