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IVPA - Indian Vegetable Oil Producers’ Association IVPA stands as a dynamic association of vegetable oils and oilseeds.

IVPA welcomes its leadership team for 2026–27.Bringing together experience from across global commodities, food processi...
21/09/2026

IVPA welcomes its leadership team for 2026–27.

Bringing together experience from across global commodities, food processing, edible oils and agri-business, the team will guide the Association’s strategic direction at a time of significant change across the vegetable oils landscape.

IVPA will continue strengthening industry dialogue, knowledge-led advocacy, market intelligence and collaboration with domestic and international stakeholders.

Together, we look forward to building a stronger and more connected future for India’s vegetable oils sector.

Much of IVPA’s work takes place behind the scenes.IVPA brings together industry knowledge, policy dialogue, market persp...
15/09/2026

Much of IVPA’s work takes place behind the scenes.
IVPA brings together industry knowledge, policy dialogue, market perspective and stakeholder engagement to support informed conversations across India’s edible oil value chain.
Through interactions with industry, government and global partners, IVPA continues to serve as a platform for knowledge and dialogue.
Connecting Insight. Industry. Policy.

Learn more at www.ivpa.in

11/09/2026

Before choosing an edible oil, take a few seconds to read the information on the pack.

Check the name of the food, FSSAI logo and licence number, batch or lot identification, and date information.
Reading these details helps you know more about the product before it reaches your basket.

An informed choice starts with the label.

Learn more at www.ivpa.in

Repeated heating can change the quality of cooking oil.FSSAI prescribes a maximum limit of 25% Total Polar Compounds (TP...
08/09/2026

Repeated heating can change the quality of cooking oil.

FSSAI prescribes a maximum limit of 25% Total Polar Compounds (TPC) in used cooking oil. Once the TPC level exceeds 25%, the oil should not be used.
Changes such as persistent foaming, a dark or murky appearance, and noticeable changes in consistency are also important to watch for.

Food safety includes knowing when to stop reusing cooking oil.
Learn more at www.ivpa.in

Do you know what information to look for on a Multi-Source Edible Oil pack?FSSAI labelling requirements help consumers i...
07/09/2026

Do you know what information to look for on a Multi-Source Edible Oil pack?

FSSAI labelling requirements help consumers identify the product and understand its composition. The label specifies the edible oils used in the blend, their nature, such as raw or refined, and their percentage by weight.

For products covered under the applicable regulations, the pack also carries the declaration “NOT TO BE SOLD LOOSE” and is required to be sold in appropriate sealed packaging.

Swipe through the carousel to understand what the pack is telling you.
Clear labels support informed choices.

Learn more at www.ivpa.in

Celebrating the spirit of JanmashtamiMay the timeless values of wisdom, balance and purposeful action inspire us to buil...
04/09/2026

Celebrating the spirit of Janmashtami

May the timeless values of wisdom, balance and purposeful action inspire us to build a future of progress, harmony and shared prosperity.

IVPA wishes everyone a joyful and auspicious Janmashtami.

An oilseed’s journey does not end with edible oil.Oilseed processing produces different valuable outputs. Edible oil sup...
04/09/2026

An oilseed’s journey does not end with edible oil.
Oilseed processing produces different valuable outputs. Edible oil supports cooking, food preparation and food processing, while oil meals are linked with livestock and poultry feed as well as trade.
Together, these outputs show how one seed can connect multiple parts of the value chain.

Learn more at www.ivpa.in

01/09/2026

Science. Evidence. Better Health Conversations.

The Indian Vegetable Oil Producers’ Association (IVPA), in association with the Indian Medical Association (IMA), recently conducted two impactful scientific programmes in Hyderabad and New Delhi for the medical fraternity.

The programmes brought together medical professionals and experts to facilitate an evidence-based understanding of palm oil, drawing on scientific research, nutrition science and the latest available evidence.

At IVPA, we believe that informed conversations must be grounded in science—not perceptions or myths.

These programmes are an important step towards strengthening dialogue between industry, science and the medical community, and ensuring that credible, research-backed information reaches those who influence health and nutrition choices.

Two cities. Hundreds of medical professionals. One commitment — putting science at the centre of the conversation.

The wait is finally over.IVPA Global Round Table is back.Two days. One global platform. Conversations that matter.📅 30 N...
31/08/2026

The wait is finally over.

IVPA Global Round Table is back.

Two days. One global platform. Conversations that matter.

📅 30 November – 1 December 2026
📍 Novotel, Hyderabad

Save the dates.
The world of vegetable oils comes together again.

31/08/2026

Before edible oil reaches the shelf, its packaging matters too.

Materials intended to come into direct contact with food must meet applicable requirements and be suitable for their intended use. The packaging should not compromise the quality or safety of the food it contains.

It is an important reminder that food safety is about more than the product itself. Packaging is part of the system too.

Learn more at www.ivpa.in

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