Virgin coconut oil (VCO) has been facing mixed price trends depending on the region. Southeast Asian producers saw a short supply squeeze earlier due to weather-induced drops in coconut harvests. That pushed processing costs higher and created mild upward pressure on VCO prices. However, as exporters in the Philippines and Indonesia gradually normalized shipments, the supply gap has begun closing.

On the demand side, VCO continues to enjoy strong traction in wellness, cosmetics, and premium food categories. Buyers are focusing more on organic and cold-pressed variants, which still command higher premiums. Currency volatility in importing countries like India and the EU has also played a role in final pricing.

A detailed price breakdown is available here: https://www.procurementresource.com/resource-center/virgin-coconut-oil-price-trends

Looking ahead, expect a balanced market. Prices should stay supported by consistent consumer demand, but the absence of severe supply disruptions means we’re unlikely to see sharp spikes unless weather interferes again.