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Oilseeds and Food Oils

Name: Oilseeds and Food Oils (End-Use 00110) -- U.S. Export Data
Creator: U.S. Census Bureau
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U.S. exports · July 2026: $284.6M; End-Use export classification

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U.S. exports of oilseeds and food oils (End-Use 00110) totaled $284.6M in July 2026, traded with 141 countries.

Last updated: July 2026 data

Oilseeds and food oils exported from the US encompass a broad range of commodities — including sunflower seed, canola (rapeseed), flaxseed, cottonseed, and their derived crude and refined oils — that serve as critical inputs for global edible oil refining, biodiesel production, and animal feed manufacturing. Canola and sunflower are the commercially dominant non-soybean oilseeds in this grouping, and GE variety approvals in destination markets are a recurring compliance consideration for canola exports in particular. Phytosanitary certification from USDA APHIS is required for seed-form exports, while refined oil shipments face food-safety documentation requirements under FDA and destination-country import protocols.

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End-Use codes describe different products on the import and export sides. Cross-direction imports are not shown for this slug.

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Through July 2026. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What distinguishes the export documentation requirements for oilseeds versus refined food oils?

Oilseeds exported in seed form require a USDA APHIS phytosanitary certificate because they are propagative or potentially pest-harboring agricultural commodities. Refined food oils, being processed products, do not require phytosanitary certification but may require FDA food facility registration documentation, certificates of free sale, or destination-country-specific quality certificates (such as Codex-aligned specifications for fatty acid composition). The applicable Schedule B code also differs between seed and oil forms, affecting export reporting.

How should exporters handle GE trait disclosure requirements for canola exports?

Canola (rapeseed) is predominantly grown from GE varieties in the US and Canada, and several importing regions — including the EU and some Asian markets — require disclosure or prior approval of specific GE events. Exporters should obtain identity-preservation documentation from their supplier confirming which GE events are present and cross-check against the destination country's approved event list. Where non-GE canola is required, a full identity-preservation and segregation protocol must be in place from farm through loading.