Archer-Daniels-Midland is the leader in the edible oils market and rightfully holds the top spot among the world's largest edible oil companies. They are the world's premier agricultural origination and processing company, as well as a global leader in human and animal nutrition.

They're also a major producer of renewable chemicals around the world. Food production and commodity trading are two of the American company's main activities. Soybean, Canola, Corn, Peanut, Sunflower, Palm, and Coconut are among the company's edible oil portfolio. Custom Blends and Hydrogenated Oils are among the specialty oils in the company's portfolio. Its main businesses are soybean, corn, and wheat processing, which are the three most important crops in the United States. They make vegetable oils and meals from oilseeds such as soybeans, cottonseed, sunflower seeds, canola, peanuts, and flaxseed. Foods like margarine, industrial products like paints, and animal feed additives like lecithin are all made with our oils.

With deep technical expertise and development know-how inedible oils, they are confident to be your partners in formulation, helping you drive value creation and successful market introductions that address consumer opportunities. With custom blends that perform a variety of roles, ADM wants to help you deliver crowd-pleasing products with nutritional contributions and great taste and texture. Their custom blended oil solutions target each of your functional, nutritional, and sourcing challenges, as well as your cost considerations—so your product performs exactly as needed for your success.

Headquarters: Chicago, the U.S
Revenue: $64,656 million
Website: https://www.adm.com/

The headquarters of Cargill Agricola is in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The Company works in the agribusiness and edible oils manufacturing market, as well as producing and trading food ingredients, at this location. Since 1965, the company has been one of Brazil's largest food industries.

For over 20 years, Cargill has been working to end deforestation caused by soy production. They promote environmentally friendly practices to meet the world's growing demand for soy in food, animal feed, and biofuels, which is being driven by rising nutritional needs, shifting dietary habits, and a desire for fossil-fuel alternatives.

Cargill is committed to responsible soy production, including the protection of native vegetation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promotion of responsible workplace conditions, as a leading purchaser and transporter of soybeans in major supply chains around the world. Cargill's role in the soy supply chain carries a lot of weight, and we're well aware of the need to provide customer solutions in a safe, responsible, and long-term manner. Their products are designed to maximize menu flexibility and traceability while minimizing back-of-house operations. From industry-leading proteins and oils to chocolate, sweeteners, salt, and even plant-based items, you can count on Cargill to deliver agility and versatility to your operation.

Headquarters: United States
Revenue: $11,484.51 million
Website: https://www.cargill.com/

Bunge is an American agri-food company that operates in the edible oil market in Brazil. Oils, vegetable fats, flours, and baking pre-mixes are all sold by the company. The company released several brands such as La Espaola, Delcia, Soya, Cardeal, Gradina, Ricca, Salada, Culkin, and Primor.

In 2021, Bunge considered building a new plant in the Port of Amsterdam. Bunge intends to spend more than €300 million on the new facility, which will be built on the HoogTij industrial area in the Port of Amsterdam. It's a critical next step in Bunge's European asset optimization strategy, and it'll help the company achieve greater operational flexibility and efficiency.

Vice President EMEA Bunge claimed with the new facility, they will be able to offer a more diverse and innovative product portfolio of sustainable plant-based oils and fats, better positioning them to meet future market demand. The new plant plans to be built to the most recent technological standards, resulting in a highly efficient and sustainable facility with direct
energy savings of 40% and expected CO2 reductions of 90% by 2030.

Bunge's mission is to connect farmers with consumers in order to provide the world with essential food, feed, and fuel. They work to put quality food on the table, increase sustainability where they operate, strengthen global food security, and help communities prosper, with more than two centuries of experience, unmatched global scale, and deeply rooted relationships. The company values its partnerships with farmers in order to improve agriculture's productivity and environmental efficiency across their value chains, as well as to bring high-quality products from the farm to the consumer.

Headquarters: Missouri, United States

Revenue: $8,478.86 million

Website: https://www.bunge.com/

GAR is a global leader in palm oil production, with over 2 million tons of crude palm oil are expected to be produced in 2020. They oversee 536,000 hectares of plantations in Indonesia, which includes small farms. Their distribution network spreads all over 70 countries, including the United States, China, Europe, the Middle East, and India. Their refining and specialty product facilities produce quality products for the agronomy, food, oleochemical, and bio-energy industries around the world. They have also started a sugar storage and distribution company to take advantage of their shipping and logistics
expertise. Cultivating and collecting oil palm trees; extracting fresh fruit bunches into crude palm oil and palm kernel; processing it into value-added products such as cooking oil, margarine, reducing, biodiesel, and oleochemicals; and merchandising palm products throughout the world is the company's main activities in Indonesia.

Their palm products are made with palm oil that has been responsibly sourced. They strive to develop and innovate high-quality palm products that meet the ever-increasing demand for palm oil and its derivatives while also meeting their commitments to sustainable production, good nutrition, and renewable bio-energy. Oil palm has the highest yield and productivity of
all commercial vegetable oil crops, and income from oil palm cultivation helps the company's smallholder farmers improve their livelihoods. Every step of their end-to-end production, from seed to shelf, is infused with R&D, quality, and sustainable development best practices.

Headquarters: Singapore
Revenue: $7,167.43million
Website: https://www.goldenagri.com.sg/

Ingredion is a global leader in ingredients solutions. Customers can find sweeteners, starches, nutrition ingredients, and biomaterials in everything from foods and beverages to paper and pharmaceuticals. They make crackers chewy, candy sweet, yogurt creamy, lotions and creams silky, plastics biodegradable, and tissues better and stronger by transforming grains, fruits, veggies, and other plant materials into ingredients. With simple ingredients and gluten-free or high-fiber foods that appeal to today's consumers, their innovative ingredient solutions help customers keep on-trend.

Employees at Ingredion combine their skills, creativity, and passion to create ingredient solutions that improve people's lives. They are creators who delight customers and consumers by combining the potential of technology with the best of nature. They hold themselves to the highest level of ethical, safety, quality, and sustainability standards.

Headquarters: Chicago, United States

Revenue: $6,209 million

Website: https://www.ingredion.com/

Kaneka Corporation, a Japanese company with a changing speed at a rate that most people have never imagined, due to technological innovations such as digital transformation (DX) and "data-ism." Environmental consciousness is growing around the world, and efforts to create a stable society in areas such as energy, resources, and food problems are speeding up on a worldwide scale, dramatically expanding the domains in which chemistry can help. Traditional and out-of-date materials and solutions are being phased out, making them less productive.

They enter the edible oil market with cooking and frying oils, as well as a variety of other lipids for certain applications. This contains ice cream ingredients and liquid ingredients with high oxidation stability.

Kaneka employs ESG management in order to achieve its "Wellness-First Management" goal to make the world a healthier place. They have described three aspects in which the world faces crises: environment and energy, food, and wellness, and they will restructure their portfolio accordingly by investing in R&D and new businesses. They want to provide innovative solutions that empower people to live healthier lives by adopting a unified approach to food and medicine that is defined by a focus on chemistry.

Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan
Revenue: $5,439.4million
Website: https://www.kaneka.co.jp/

LDC is a global seller and processor of agricultural products. They work to recognize a vision for a safe and sustainable future, contributing to sustainable development commitments to feed an ever-increasing population, and building on their rich heritage. Sustainability is a frequent consideration for their regional and promotional teams, who address environmental problems in everything they do and wherever they operate because it is central to their business model.

They retrieve corn oil from maize and process and market a wide range of oilseeds, which include sunflower seeds, rapeseed, and canola, but their major sources of cooking oils are palm and soy. Soybeans, both liquid and partially hydrogenated, are an important component of a wide range of oils, salad dressings, and processed foods. Palm oil is the most widely consumed vegetable oil in the world, with applications in a wide range of foods.

Their leading position in grains and oilseeds is linked to their commitment to a willingness to take responsibility for sourcing, traceable supply chains, and sustainable business practices around the world, in addition to their strong merchandising capabilities, growing product portfolio, and reputation for reliability and integrity. Increased traceability in their palm and soy operations is also important to their sustainability practices, as it encourages responsible land use and prevents native vegetation from being converted for soy and palm cultivation.

Headquarters: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Revenue: $4,666.91million
Website: https://www.ldc.com/

They are one of the very few large FMCG food firms in India to provide most of the essential kitchen commodities, such as edible oil, wheat flour, rice, pulses, and sugar, to Consumers in India. Their products are sold under a variety of brand names and cover a wide price range, catering to a variety of customer groups.

They are a partnership formed in January 1999 by the Adani Group, a multinational diversified business group with significant interests in the transportation and logistics, energy, and utility sectors, and the Wilmar Group, one of ’s top agribusiness groups and one of the largest listed companies on the Singapore Exchange by market valuation as of February 2021. They benefit from our strong parentage as a partnership between the Adani Group and the Wilmar Group.

They sell soybean oil, palm oil, sunflower oil, rice bran oil, mustard oil, groundnut oil, cottonseed oil, blended oil, vanaspati, and specialty products, among other edible oils. Specialized fats, such as industrial margarine, bakery shortening, and vanaspati, are primarily supplied to restaurants, cafes, and bakeries for baked goods, lauric fats as milk fat substitutes, and cocoa butter substitutes for ice cream and confectionery, and bulk packaging of frying oil are also available. Their edible oil products are being sold under the Fortune brand, as well as several high-end brands such as "King's," "Bullet," "Raag," "Alpha," "Jubilee", "Avsar,"...

Headquarters: Ahmadabad, India

Revenue: $4,106.83million

Website: https://www.adaniwilmar.com/

The Graincorp is a company that specializes in tallow, vegetable oils, and Used Cooking Oil procurement, shipping, accreditation, and value-added supply. Their team has extensive experience reliably exporting to a wide range of destinations along major trade routes in Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, Europe, the Black Sea, the Middle East, Africa, South America, and North America.

They possess bulk liquid terminals in New Zealand and have strategic long-term access in Australia, and they have the largest fats and oils storage footprint in Australia and New Zealand. Their expertise in fats and oils spans more than a century, and their testing, validation, and quality assurance processes are guided by world-class industrial science and chemistry. Tallow and Used Cooking Oil (UCO), both of which are used for renewable fuels, are available, as well as vegetable oils such as non-GM canola, soya, sunflower, cottonseed, responsibly sourced palm, and coconut.

Their clients include companies looking for renewable fuel feedstocks, livestock feeds, quick service restaurants, and industrial and other manufacturers. They are Australia's leading importer of vegetable oils, ensuring a consistent, high-quality supply all year to supplement Australia's limited local canola, soya, and sunflower crops. After unloading, the ships are filled with tallow and UCO products and shipped all over the world to supply the renewable fuel, food, personal care, and industrial manufacturing industries.

Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
Revenue: $3,358.88million
Website: https://www.graincorp.com.au/