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Order for Nigeria! Edible oil pressing production line successfully shipped.

On September 30, 2026, the complete pressing production line ordered by a Nigerian client was fully packed and prepared for shipment to the client's designated port. This pressing system encompasses all necessary equipment—from raw material handling to finished oil production—offering a one-stop processing solution that enables the client to quickly commence operations. Constructed from high-quality materials, the equipment features robust structural integrity, excellent wear and corrosion resistance, and the capability to withstand prolonged, continuous production cycles. Precision engineering ensures stable operation and effectively maximizes oil yield and product quality. Furthermore, the system is user-friendly and highly automated, reducing the complexity of on-site manual tasks and helping the client save on labor costs. Moving forward, we will provide professional technical support, including equipment installation and operational guidance, to ensure the successful implementation and launch of the client's project. This collaboration further expands our business footprint in the West African palm oil processing market and lays a solid foundation for future overseas projects.

Company

Order for an oil extraction production line in South Sudan！

Achieve a daily production capacity of 200 tons of edible oil.

Industry

USDA: Global Oilseed Crushing Volume Hits Record High in 2026‑2027

According to USDA “Oilseeds: World Markets and Trade” May 2026 report, global oilseed crushing volume is forecast to rise 4% year‑on‑year to 607 million metric tons in 2026‑2027 marketing year. Brazil, USA and China contribute most capacity growth. New‑built and upgraded crushing mills require full oilseed preparation equipment. Large plants prefer solvent extraction for high oil yield, while small regional workshops keep stable demand for screw oil presses. Rising edible‑oil and bio‑fuel consumption drives investment on modern oil refining units in emerging markets.

Technical

Is it too late to enter the edible oil processing industry? Is there still money to be made in this field?

It is not too late to enter the edible oil processing industry, as market demand and profit opportunities still exist; however, one should avoid blindly expanding operations or relying on low-price competition. Profitability depends largely on the alignment of raw material supply, sales volume, selling price, processing costs, and the scale of investment. Entrepreneurs who have access to stable raw material supplies and sales channels, along with a sound investment plan, can still find room for growth.