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Key Takeaway
US Sunflower Oil Export prices increased from US$ 1,436/MT in October 2024 to US$ 1,677/MT in September 2026, a gain of 16.7%. The sharpest rise came during December 2025–January 2026 (+8.3%). The trend indicates a strong upward movement in the quoted benchmark.
- U.S. sunflower oil export prices are influenced by sunflower seed availability, domestic crushing capacity, production costs, and demand from food processors and international buyers. Global production in major sunflower-growing regions, particularly Ukraine, Russia, and the European Union, affects the supply available for export and the competitiveness of U.S. quotations. Weather conditions, geopolitical disruptions, export restrictions, and shipping constraints can alter international availability.
- Competition from soybean, palm, and rapeseed oils also affects demand and price relationships. Exchange rates, freight costs, inventory levels, and changes in edible oil consumption further influence the export price trend.
About This Dataset
This dataset tracks the U.S. export price of sunflower oil from the Gulf of Mexico, quoted in US dollars per metric ton. It supports monitoring of sunflower oil export values and comparison with other vegetable oils, with price movements influenced by seed availability, processing costs, export demand, and global edible-oil supply and demand.
Methodology
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