Oils and Fats: Applications in Foods and Other Markets
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REPORT SCOPE
INTRODUCTION
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
BCC conducted this study to assess recent historical trends in the production and consumption of fats and oils and to develop market projections through 2016. The primary geographical focus of the study is the United States. However, given the global role of some of the fats and oils, the study covers relevant international aspects of the global production and end use of these commodities. The report details the production and applications of fats and oils in various foods and industrial products. Additionally, key factors that influenced past trends and are projected to contribute to future developments in the industry are identified. The report represents a resource for exploring the continuing importance of fats and oils in the U.S. and global economies.
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
The average person has some knowledge about fats and oils and the implications of dietary fat consumption. There is also an abundance, and sometimes shifting, expert opinion on these issues. This study takes an unbiased look at the data in order to focus attention on the fundamental information about what fats are currently being consumed, how much of each, and where we might expect to see shifts in consumption trends over the foreseeable future and by how much. The analysis of consumption covers both food (edible) and industrial (inedible) uses. The information on industrial uses is beneficial in its own right, but it also serves to "balance" the (sometimes sensationalized) information on edible fat consumption.
SCOPE OF REPORT
This report is a complete update of the BCC report on oils and fats published in 2004. The current report covers recent developments in the U.S. and global markets for commercial-grade animal fats and major vegetable oils. The report includes a detailed examination of each type of fat and oil, its production, apparent consumption in foods and industrial products, and related international aspects. Also documented are the technological issues relating to the manufacture of the products, and recent patents awarded for innovations in the industry. For the purpose of the report, the global market comprises the following regions: Asia-Pacific, European Union (the EU), North America, and the rest of the world (ROW). The report includes profiles of major U.S. producers of fats and oils.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
In a fast-paced industrial society, it is easy to forget where key, day-to-day essentials originate. Fats and oils represent one of the unique segments of any economy because it depicts the connection between raw material sourcing and manufacturing, in particular, the connection between farm (agriculture) and factory. This report has put together, in one place, current information on U.S. and international production of fats and oils and their applications in various food and industrial manufacturing. Market projections developed in the study provide a comprehensive context for assessing areas of growth and potential opportunities. The findings of this report should be of interest to producers and manufacturers who are already invested in the fats and oils industry, as well as to anyone interested in understanding the fundamental issues relating to the production and end uses of fats and oils.
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
This report reflects the result of extensive research covering primary and secondary information sources. BCC surveyed databases from the U.S. government and, international organizations, as well as publications by industry and relevant professional associations to create a quantitative and qualitative analytical framework for the findings presented in this report. Communications with various experts on oilseeds, related products, and global trade provided supplemental information on various aspects of the study.
Table of ContentsSTUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 1
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY 1
SCOPE OF THE REPORT 1
INTENDED AUDIENCE 2
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES 2
ANALYST'S CREDENTIALS 2
RELATED BCC REPORTS 2
BCC ONLINE SERVICES 3
DISCLAIMER 3
CHAPTER TWO: SUMMARY 4
SUMMARY 4
SUMMARY TABLE US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL FATS AND
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS, %) 5
SUMMARY FIGURE PROJECTED SHARES OF US PRODUCTION OF
ANIMAL FATS AND MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 5
SUMMARY FIGURE (CONTINUED) 6
CHAPTER THREE: OVERVIEW 7
BACKGROUND 7
INDUSTRY CONCEPTS 8
Extraction of Fats and Oils 8
Visible Versus Invisible Fats 8
Saturated and Unsaturated Fats 8
Oxidation, Spoilage, and Hydrogenation 9
Agricultural Biotechnology 10
IMPORTANCE OF FATS AND OILS 11
FORESEEABLE DEVELOPMENTS 11
Foreseeable Developments (Continued) 12
CHAPTER FOUR: US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL FATS AND
VEGETABLE OILS 13
INTRODUCTION 13
STRUCTURE OF THE US FATS AND OILS INDUSTRY 14
TABLE 1 US FATS AND OILS INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION 14
TABLE 2 BUSINESS PATTERN OF US SOYBEAN PROCESSING
INDUSTRY 15
TABLE 3 BUSINESS PATTERN OF US OTHER OILSEED
(EXCLUDING SOYBEAN) PROCESSING INDUSTRY 15
TABLE 4 BUSINESS PATTERN OF US FATS AND OILS REFINING
AND BLENDING INDUSTRY 16
TABLE 5 BUSINESS PATTERN OF US RENDERING AND MEAT BYPRODUCT
PROCESSING INDUSTRY 16
US PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMAL FATS BY
TYPE 17
BACKGROUND 17
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR RENDERED FATS 18
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF EDIBLE TALLOW 19
TABLE 6 US SUPPLY OF EDIBLE TALLOW, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 19
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF EDIBLE
TALLOW 19
TABLE 7 US DISTRIBUTION OF EDIBLE TALLOW, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 20
TABLE 8 US EXPORTS OF EDIBLE TALLOW, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 20
FIGURE 1 EDIBLE TALLOW AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
ANIMAL FATS, 2010 (%) 21
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF INEDIBLE TALLOW 21
TABLE 9 US SUPPLY OF INEDIBLE TALLOW, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 22
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF INEDIBLE
TALLOW 22
TABLE 10 US DISTRIBUTION OF INEDIBLE TALLOW, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 23
TABLE 11 US EXPORTS OF INEDIBLE TALLOW, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 23
FIGURE 2 INEDIBLE TALLOW AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION
OF ANIMAL FATS, 2010 (%) 24
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF LARD 24
TABLE 12 US SUPPLY OF LARD, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS/%) 25
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF LARD 25
TABLE 13 US DISTRIBUTION OF LARD, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS/%) 25
TABLE 14 US EXPORTS OF LARD, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS/%) 26
FIGURE 3 LARD AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL
FATS, 2010 (%) 27
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF YELLOW GREASE 27
TABLE 15 US SUPPLY OF YELLOW GREASE, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 28
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF YELLOW
GREASE 28
TABLE 16 US DISTRIBUTION OF YELLOW GREASE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 28
TABLE 17 US EXPORTS OF YELLOW GREASE, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 29
FIGURE 4 YELLOW GREASE AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
ANIMAL FATS, 2010 (%) 30
MAJOR US PRODUCERS OF ANIMAL FATS 30
TABLE 18 MAJOR US PRODUCERS OF ANIMAL FATS 31
PROJECTED US PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
ANIMAL FATS BY TYPE 31
US MARKET SIZE PROJECTIONS 31
MARKET DRIVERS AND DRAWBACKS 32
Continuing Demand for Affordable Feed 32
Trends in International Trade 32
Continuing Availability of Raw Material 33
PROJECTED US PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
EDIBLE TALLOW 33
TABLE 19 US PRODUCTION OF EDIBLE TALLOW, THROUGH 2016
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 34
FIGURE 5 EDIBLE TALLOW AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
ANIMAL FATS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 34
FIGURE 5 (CONTINUED) 35
TABLE 20 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF EDIBLE TALLOW BY
TYPE OF PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 35
FIGURE 6 SHARES OF US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF EDIBLE
TALLOW BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 36
FIGURE 6 (CONTINUED) 37
PROJECTED US PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
INEDIBLE TALLOW 37
TABLE 21 US PRODUCTION OF INEDIBLE TALLOW, THROUGH
2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 37
FIGURE 7 INEDIBLE TALLOW AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION
OF ANIMAL FATS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 38
TABLE 22 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF INEDIBLE TALLOW,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 39
PROJECTED US PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
LARD 39
TABLE 23 US PRODUCTION OF LARD, THROUGH 2016
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 39
FIGURE 8 LARD AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL
FATS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 40
TABLE 24 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF LARD BY TYPE OF
PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 41
FIGURE 9 SHARES OF US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF LARD
BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 42
PROJECTED US PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
YELLOW GREASE 43
TABLE 25 US PRODUCTION OF YELLOW GREASE, THROUGH 2016
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 43
FIGURE 10 YELLOW GREASE AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION
OF ANIMAL FATS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 44
TABLE 26 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF YELLOW GREASE,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 45
PROJECTED TOTAL US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL FATS,
THROUGH 2016 45
TABLE 27 US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL FATS BY TYPE,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 45
FIGURE 11 MARKET SHARES OF US PRODUCTION OF ANIMAL
FATS BY TYPE, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 46
FIGURE 11 (CONTINUED) 47
US PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF VEGETABLE OILS
BY TYPE 47
BACKGROUND 47
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF COTTONSEED OIL 48
TABLE 28 US SUPPLY OF COTTONSEED OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 48
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
COTTONSEED OIL 49
TABLE 29 US DISTRIBUTION OF COTTONSEED OIL, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 49
TABLE 30 US EXPORTS OF COTTONSEED OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 50
FIGURE 12 COTTONSEED OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION
OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 50
FIGURE 12 (CONTINUED) 51
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF PEANUT OIL 51
TABLE 31 US SUPPLY OF PEANUT OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS/%) 52
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF PEANUT OIL 52
TABLE 32 US DISTRIBUTION OF PEANUT OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 52
TABLE 33 US EXPORTS OF PEANUT OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 53
FIGURE 13 PEANUT OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 53
FIGURE 13 (CONTINUED) 54
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF RAPESEED OIL 54
TABLE 34 US SUPPLY OF RAPESEED OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 55
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF RAPESEED
OIL 55
TABLE 35 US DISTRIBUTION OF RAPESEED OIL, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 56
TABLE 36 US EXPORTS OF RAPESEED OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 56
FIGURE 14 RAPESEED OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 57
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF SOYBEAN OIL 57
TABLE 37 US SUPPLY OF SOYBEAN OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/% 58
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF SOYBEAN
OIL 58
TABLE 38 US DISTRIBUTION OF SOYBEAN OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 59
TABLE 39 US EXPORTS OF SOYBEAN OIL, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 59
FIGURE 15 SOYBEAN OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 60
US PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY OF SUNFLOWER SEED
OIL 60
TABLE 40 US SUPPLY OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 61
US DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF SUNFLOWER
SEED OIL 61
TABLE 41 US DISTRIBUTION OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 62
TABLE 42 US EXPORTS OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 62
FIGURE 16 SUNFLOWER SEED OIL AS A SHARE OF US
PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 63
MAJOR US PRODUCERS OF VEGETABLE OILS 63
TABLE 43 MAJOR US PRODUCERS OF VEGETABLE OILS 64
PROJECTED US PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS BY TYPE 64
US MARKET SIZE PROJECTIONS 64
MARKET DRIVERS AND DRAWBACKS 65
The Role of Nature 65
The Role of Biotechnology 65
Competing Demand for Oilseed Products 66
PROJECTED PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
COTTONSEED OIL 66
TABLE 44 US PRODUCTION OF COTTONSEED OIL, THROUGH
2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 66
FIGURE 17 COTTONSEED OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION
OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 67
TABLE 45 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF COTTONSEED OIL
BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS) 68
PROJECTED PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
PEANUT OIL 68
TABLE 46 US PRODUCTION OF PEANUT OIL, THROUGH 2016
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 68
FIGURE 18 PEANUT OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 69
FIGURE 18 (CONTINUED) 70
TABLE 47 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF PEANUT OIL BY
TYPE OF PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 70
PROJECTED PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
RAPESEED OIL 70
TABLE 48 US PRODUCTION OF RAPESEED OIL, THROUGH 2016
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 71
FIGURE 19 RAPESEED OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 71
FIGURE 19 (CONTINUED) 72
TABLE 49 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF RAPESEED OIL BY
TYPE OF PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 73
FIGURE 20 SHARES OF US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF
RAPESEED OIL BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 73
FIGURE 20 (CONTINUED) 74
PROJECTED PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
SOYBEAN OIL 74
TABLE 50 US PRODUCTION OF SOYBEAN OIL, THROUGH 2016
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 75
FIGURE 21 SOYBEAN OIL AS A SHARE OF US PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 76
TABLE 51 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF SOYBEAN OIL BY
TYPE OF PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS) 77
FIGURE 22 SHARES OF US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF
SOYBEAN OIL BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 78
PROJECTED PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF
SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 79
TABLE 52 US PRODUCTION OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 79
FIGURE 23 SUNFLOWER SEED OIL AS A SHARE OF US
PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 80
TABLE 53 US APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF SUNFLOWER SEED
OIL BY TYPE OF PRODUCT, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS) 81
US PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS,
THROUGH 2016 81
TABLE 54 US PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS BY
TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 81
FIGURE 24 MARKET SHARES OF US PRODUCTION OF
VEGETABLE FATS BY TYPE, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 82
FIGURE 24 (CONTINUED) 83
CHAPTER FIVE: APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND OILS IN FOOD
PRODUCTS 84
INTRODUCTION 84
APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND OILS IN FOOD PRODUCTS BY
TYPE 84
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN BAKING AND
FRYING FATS 84
TABLE 55 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN BAKING AND
FRYING FATS, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 85
TABLE 56 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN BAKING AND
FRYING FATS BY TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 86
TABLE 57 US EXPORTS OF BAKING AND FRYING FATS, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 86
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN MARGARINE 86
TABLE 58 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN MARGARINE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 87
TABLE 59 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN MARGARINE BY
TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 88
TABLE 60 US EXPORTS OF MARGARINE, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 88
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SALAD AND
COOKING OILS 88
TABLE 61 US END USE OF EDIBLE FATS AND OILS IN SALAD
AND COOKING OILS, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 89
TABLE 62 US END USE OF EDIBLE FATS AND OILS IN SALAD
AND COOKING OILS BY TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS,/%) 90
TABLE 63 US EXPORTS OF SALAD AND COOKING OILS, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 91
PROJECTED US APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND OILS IN FOOD
PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2016 91
US MARKET SIZE PROJECTIONS 91
MARKET DRIVERS AND DRAWBACKS 91
Dietary Fat Consumption and Obesity 92
Consumer Demand and Preferences 92
New and Substitute Products 93
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN BAKING
AND FRYING FATS 93
TABLE 64 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN BAKING AND
FRYING FATS, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 94
FIGURE 25 BAKING AND FRYING FATS AS A SHARE OF US END
USE OF EDIBLE FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 94
FIGURE 25 (CONTINUED) 95
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN
MARGARINE 95
TABLE 65 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN MARGARINE,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 96
FIGURE 26 MARGARINE AS A SHARE OF US END USE OF EDIBLE
FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 96
FIGURE 26 (CONTINUED) 97
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SALAD
AND COOKING OILS 97
TABLE 66 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SALAD AND
COOKING OILS, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 98
FIGURE 27 SALAD AND COOKING OILS AS A SHARE OF US END
USE OF EDIBLE FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 98
FIGURE 27 (CONTINUED) 99
PROJECTED TOTAL US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN
FOOD PRODUCTS, 2010 THROUGH 2016 99
TABLE 67 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN FOOD PRODUCTS
BY TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 100
FIGURE 28 MARKET SHARES OF US END USE OF EDIBLE FATS
AND OILS BY TYPE, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 100
FIGURE 28 (CONTINUED) 101
CHAPTER SIX: APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND OILS IN OTHER
PRODUCTS 102
INTRODUCTION 102
APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND OILS IN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
BY TYPE 102
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN ANIMAL FEED 102
TABLE 68 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN ANIMAL FEED, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 103
TABLE 69 US EXPORTS OF ANIMAL FEED, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 104
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN INDUSTRIAL FATTY
ACIDS 104
Palmitic Acid 105
Stearic Acid 105
Oleic Acid 105
TABLE 70 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN INDUSTRIAL
FATTY ACIDS, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 106
TABLE 71 US EXPORTS OF INDUSTRIAL FATTY ACIDS, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 106
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN LUBRICANTS 107
TABLE 72 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN LUBRICANTS, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 107
TABLE 73 US EXPORTS OF NON-PETROLEUM BASED
LUBRICANTS, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 108
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN METHYL ESTERS 108
TABLE 74 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN METHYL ESTERS,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 109
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN PAINTS AND
VARNISHES 109
TABLE 75 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN PAINTS AND
VARNISHES, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 110
TABLE 76 US EXPORTS OF PAINTS AND VARNISHES, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 110
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN RESINS AND
PLASTICS 111
TABLE 77 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN RESINS AND
PLASTICS, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 111
TABLE 78 US EXPORTS OF RESINS AND PLASTICS, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 112
US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SOAPS 112
TABLE 79 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SOAPS, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 113
TABLE 80 US EXPORTS OF SOAPS, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS/%) 114
PROJECTED US APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND OILS IN
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, 2010 THROUGH 2016 114
US MARKET SIZE PROJECTIONS 114
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN ANIMAL
FEED 115
TABLE 81 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN ANIMAL FEED,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 115
FIGURE 29 ANIMAL FEED AS A SHARE OF US END USE OF FATS
AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 116
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN
INDUSTRIAL FATTY ACIDS 117
TABLE 82 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN INDUSTRIAL
FATTY ACIDS, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 117
FIGURE 30 INDUSTRIAL FATTY ACIDS AS A SHARE OF US END
USE OF FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 118
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN
LUBRICANTS 119
TABLE 83 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN LUBRICANTS,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 119
FIGURE 31 LUBRICANTS AS A SHARE OF US END USE OF FATS
AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 120
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN
METHYL ESTERS 121
TABLE 84 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN METHYL ESTERS,
THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 121
FIGURE 32 METHYL ESTERS AS A SHARE OF US END USE OF
FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 122
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN PAINTS
AND VARNISHES 123
TABLE 85 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN PAINTS AND
VARNISHES, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 123
FIGURE 33 PAINTS AND VARNISHES AS A SHARE OF US END
USE OF FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 124
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN RESINS
AND PLASTICS 125
TABLE 86 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN RESINS AND
PLASTICS, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 125
FIGURE 34 RESINS AND PLASTICS AS A SHARE OF US END USE
OF FATS AND OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 126
PROJECTED US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SOAPS 127
TABLE 87 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN SOAPS, THROUGH
2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 127
FIGURE 35 SOAPS AS A SHARE OF US END USE OF FATS AND
OILS, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 128
PROJECTED TOTAL US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, 2010 THROUGH 2016 129
TABLE 88 US END USE OF FATS AND OILS IN INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC
TONS) 129
FIGURE 36 MARKET SHARES OF US END USE OF INEDIBLE FATS
AND OILS BY TYPE, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 130
FIGURE 36 CONTINUED) 131
CHAPTER SEVEN: INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF FATS AND OILS 132
INTRODUCTION 132
GLOBAL PRODUCTION AND END USE OF MAJOR VEGETABLE
OILS BY TYPE 133
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF COCONUT OIL 133
FIGURE 37 COCONUT OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION
OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 134
TABLE 89 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF COCONUT OIL BY REGION,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 135
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF COCONUT OIL 135
TABLE 90 GLOBAL END USE OF COCONUT OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 135
TABLE 91 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF COCONUT OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 136
TABLE 92 EU END USE OF COCONUT OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 136
TABLE 93 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF COCONUT OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 136
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF COTTONSEED OIL 137
FIGURE 38 COTTONSEED OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL
PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 137
TABLE 94 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF COTTONSEED OIL BY
REGION, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 138
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF COTTONSEED
OIL 138
TABLE 95 GLOBAL END USE OF COTTONSEED OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 138
TABLE 96 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF COTTONSEED OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 139
TABLE 97 EU END USE OF COTTONSEED OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 139
TABLE 98 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF COTTONSEED OIL BY
TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 139
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF PALM OIL 140
FIGURE 39 PALM OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF
MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 140
FIGURE 39 (CONTINUED) 141
TABLE 99 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF PALM OIL BY REGION, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 141
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF PALM OIL 141
TABLE 100 GLOBAL END USE OF PALM OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 142
TABLE 101 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF PALM OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 142
TABLE 102 EU END USE OF PALM OIL BY TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS/%) 143
TABLE 103 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF PALM OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 143
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF PEANUT OIL 143
FIGURE 40 PEANUT OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION
OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 144
TABLE 104 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF PEANUT OIL BY REGION,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 145
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF PEANUT OIL 145
TABLE 105 GLOBAL END USE OF PEANUT OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 145
TABLE 106 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF PEANUT OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 146
TABLE 107 EU END USE OF PEANUT OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 146
TABLE 108 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF PEANUT OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 146
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF RAPESEED OIL 147
FIGURE 41 RAPESEED OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION
OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 147
FIGURE 41 (CONTINUED) 148
TABLE 109 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF RAPESEED OIL BY REGION,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/% 148
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF RAPESEED OIL 148
TABLE 110 GLOBAL END USE OF RAPESEED OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 149
TABLE 111 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF RAPESEED OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 149
TABLE 112 EU END USE OF RAPESEED OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 149
TABLE 113 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF RAPESEED OIL BY
TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 150
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF SOYBEAN OIL 150
FIGURE 42 SOYBEAN OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION
OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 151
TABLE 114 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF SOYBEAN OIL BY REGION,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 151
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF SOYBEAN OIL 152
TABLE 115 GLOBAL END USE OF SOYBEAN OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 152
TABLE 116 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF SOYBEAN OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 152
TABLE 117 EU END USE OF SOYBEAN OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 153
TABLE 118 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF SOYBEAN OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 153
GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL 153
FIGURE 43 SUNFLOWER SEED OIL AS A SHARE OF GLOBAL
PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 154
TABLE 119 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL BY
REGION, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 155
GLOBAL APPARENT CONSUMPTION OF SUNFLOWER
SEED OIL 155
TABLE 120 GLOBAL END USE OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL BY TYPE,
2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 155
TABLE 121 ASIA-PACIFIC END USE OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL BY
TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 156
TABLE 122 EU END USE OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL BY TYPE, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 156
TABLE 123 NORTH AMERICA END USE OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL
BY TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 156
TOTAL GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE
OILS 156
TABLE 124 TOTAL GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF VEGETABLE OILS BY
TYPE, 2010 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 157
FIGURE 44 REGIONAL MARKET SHARES OF GLOBAL
PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 (%) 158
PROJECTED GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS, 2010 THROUGH 2016 158
TABLE 125 GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL, 2010
(THOUSAND METRIC TONS/%) 159
PROJECTED GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS 159
TABLE 126 TOTAL GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE
OILS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 160
FIGURE 45 MARKET SHARES OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS BY TYPE, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 160
FIGURE 45 (CONTINUED) 161
PROJECTED REGIONAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS 161
TABLE 127 TOTAL GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE
OILS BY REGION, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 162
FIGURE 46 MARKET SHARES OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS BY REGION, 2011 AND 2016 (%) 162
FIGURE 46 (CONTINUED) 163
TABLE 128 ASIA-PACIFIC PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE
OILS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 164
TABLE 129 EU PRODUCTION OF MAJOR VEGETABLE OILS BY
TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND METRIC TONS) 164
TABLE 130 NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCTION OF MAJOR
VEGETABLE OILS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2016 (THOUSAND
METRIC TONS) 165
CHAPTER EIGHT: TECHNOLOGY AND PATENT ANALYSIS 166
INTRODUCTION 166
OIL-EXTRACTION METHODS 166
HYDRAULIC BATCH PRESS 167
EXPELLERS OR CONTINUOUS SCREW PRESS 167
SOLVENT EXTRACTION 167
RENDERING PROCESS 168
OIL-REFINING METHODS 169
DEGUMMING 169
ALKALI REFINING OR NEUTRALIZATION 169
BLEACHING 170
DEODORIZATION 170
HYDROGENATION 170
FATTY ACID PROCESSING 171
FAT SPLITTING OR HYDROLYSIS 171
ESTERIFICATION 171
FRACTIONATION 172
Winterization 172
Solvent Fractionation 172
INTERESTERIFICATION 173
PATENT ANALYSIS 173
PATENTS RELATING TO ANIMAL FATS 173
TABLE 131 PATENTS AWARDED FOR ANIMAL FATS BY TYPE, 2010 174
Sample of Patents Relating to Animal Fats 174
Fat Composition 174
Oil or Fat Compositions 174
Low Trans-fatty Acid Fat Compositions; Low-
Temperature Hydrogenation 175
Fat Compositions for Use in Food 175
Production Method of Oil or Fat Containing
Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid-Containing
Triglyceride 176
Process for Decreasing Environmental Pollutants
in an Oil or a Fat 176
PATENTS RELATING TO VEGETABLE OILS 177
TABLE 132 PATENTS AWARDED FOR OILSEEDS BY TYPE, 2010 177
Sample of Patents Relating to Oilseeds and Oils 177
Generation of Plants with Altered Oil Content 177
Plant Seed Comprising Vernolic Acid 178
Soybean Seed and Oil Compositions and Methods of
Making Same 178
Canola Oil Having Increased Oleic Acid and
Decreased Linolenic Acid Content 179
PATENTS RELATING TO APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND
OILS 179
TABLE 133 PATENTS AWARDED FOR APPLICATIONS OF FATS AND
OILS BY TYPE, 2010 180
Sample of Applications of Fats and Oils 180
Environmentally Benign Anti-Icing or Deicing
Fluids Employing Triglyceride-Processing By-
Products 180
Method of Manufacturing Fatty Acid Ethyl Esters
from Triglycerides and Alcohols 181
Antimicrobial Hand Wash 181
Method for Concentration and Extraction of
Lubricity Compounds from Vegetable and
Animal Oils 182
Hydrogenated and Partially Hydrogenated Heatbodied
Oils and Uses Thereof 182
Fatty Acid By-Products and Methods of Using
Same 183
Process for Conversion of Biomass to Fuel 183
Production of Biodiesel and Glycerin from High
Free Fatty Acid Feed Stocks 183
Method of Making Alkyl Esters 184
Wax Emulsion Coating Applications 184
Soy-Based Methyl Ester High-Performance Metal
Working Fluids 185
Fat and Oil Composition for Spreads 185
Esterification and Transesterification Systems,
Methods, and Apparatus 186
CHAPTER NINE: COMPANY PROFILES 187
INTRODUCTION 187
MAJOR US PRODUCERS OF ANIMAL FATS 187
BAKER COMMODITIES, INC 187
BIRMINGHAM HIDE & TALLOW CO, INC 187
CENTRAL BI-PRODUCTS – FARMERS UNION INDUSTRIES,
LLC 188
DARLING INTERNATIONAL, INC 188
KRUGER COMMODITIES, INC 189
NORTH STATE RENDERING, CO, INC 189
SACRAMENTO RENDERING COMPANY 190
SANIMAX CORPORATION 190
VALLEY PROTEINS, INC 190
WESTERN MASS RENDERING COMPANY 191
MAJOR US PRODUCERS OF VEGETABLE OILS 191
AG PROCESSING, INC 191
AARHUS UNITED USA, INC 192
ACH FOOD COMPANIES 192
ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY 193
BUNGE NORTH AMERICA, INC 193
CARGILL, INC 194
CHS INC 194
OWENSBORO GRAIN COMPANY, LLC 195
PERDUE AGRIBUSINESS, INC 195
RICELAND FOODS, INC 196
SOUTH DAKOTA SOYBEAN PROCESSORS, LLC 196
ZEELAND FARM SOYA 197
US MANUFACTURERS OF RELATED FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTS 197
ACME-HARDESTY 197
AKZO NOBEL, INC 198
ARIZONA CHEMICAL 198
BASF CORPORATION 199
CLARIANT CORPORATION, USA 199
CON AGRA FOODS 200
EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY 200
UNILEVER USA, INC 201
VENTURA FOODS, LLC 201
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