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  • Which country produces the most edible oils in the world?
  • China is the world's largest consumer and the second-largest producer of edible oils (Cassiday, 2017), with an average 4% annual growth rate of EVO consumption (USDA, 2020).
  • How environmentally friendly is edible vegetable oil production in China?
  • A life cycle assessment of china's edible vegetable oil production was conducted. Advantageous planting regions for oil-bearing crops were identified. Rapeseed oil and peanut oil were more environmentally friendly than soybean oil. The agricultural phase dominated the overall environmental impact.
  • What are the major edible oil varieties in China?
  • Soybean oil, rapeseed oil, and peanut oil, which are the major edible oil varieties in China, accounted for approximately 87% of the domestic EVO production (CNFIA, 2019). They also faced the problem of insufficient domestic oil-bearing seed supply.
  • Is China achieving domestic edible oil self-sufficiency rate?
  • Accordingly, the Chinese government continues to encourage the expansion of the yield of related oil-bearing seeds in recent years to achieve the goal of domestic edible oil self-sufficiency rate (40%) (NFSRA, 2016).
  • What is the Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society?
  • The Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society publishes original scientific research and technological advances on fats, oils, oilseed proteins, and related materials. We deliver important new information on the analysis, properties, processing, products, and applications of these food and industrial resources.
  • How many types of edible oils are there?
  • The 11 types of edible oil studied consisted of different species, including 25 Camellia oils (Came), 19 sunflower seed oils (Sun), 23 soybean oils (Soy), 25 peanut oils (Pea), 21 rapeseed oils (Rap), 14 linseed oils (Lin), 16 olive oils (Olive), 24 sesame oils (Ses), 18 beef fat samples (Beef), 16 lard samples (Lard), and 23 corn oils (Corn).