Global Coconut Oil Prices Fall to Lowest Level Since February 2025

Global coconut oil prices reached their lowest level in nearly a year in January. According to data from the World Bank, the main price indicator for this product decreased by 5.4% compared to December, settling at $2,197 per ton.

This is reported by AgroReview

Reasons for the Decrease in Coconut Oil Prices

The recorded level is the lowest since February 2025, when the price was $1,990 per ton. The decline in coconut oil prices is attributed to a number of market factors, including changes in the supply and demand ratio in the global market.

Coconut oil has a wide range of applications in the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries. It is used in the production of chocolate, ice cream, cakes, cookies, as well as for making chips, popcorn, and various snacks.

Price Dynamics and Market Situation

“It was previously reported that coconut oil is becoming a premium global commodity due to supply shortages. Prices soared last summer to $4,840 per ton in India and $2,990 in the global market, driven by a sharp imbalance in supply and demand.”

However, as of early February 2026, the market has stabilized, and prices have returned to lower levels. The decrease in coconut oil prices creates additional opportunities for confectionery manufacturers, as well as companies operating in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors, where this product remains an essential ingredient.