Core Insights - The article provides a comprehensive overview of the edible oil industry chain in China, detailing its various segments including oilseed cultivation, pressing, refining, packaging, and sales channels [1][5]. Industry Overview - The edible oil industry in China comprises numerous companies, with key producers including Jinlongyu, Shandong Luhua, Shanghai Liangyou, Jingliang Holdings, Jinjian Rice Industry, Xiwang Food, Daodaoquan, and COFCO Technology [2][5]. - The upstream raw materials are sourced from various agricultural enterprises, while downstream consumers include restaurants and e-commerce platforms like JD.com and Alibaba [2]. Regional Distribution - As of May 30, 2025, there are 60,329 registered companies in the edible oil industry chain in China, with Shandong province having the highest number at 5,946, followed by Hunan (5,269), Henan (4,519), and Sichuan (3,762), collectively accounting for 32.3% of the total [5][6]. - The geographical distribution of edible oil companies is closely linked to transportation convenience and agricultural production capabilities [5]. Listed Companies - Among the listed companies in the edible oil sector, 10 have disclosed revenue data related to edible oil, with a concentration in coastal regions. Notable companies include Xiwang Food and Jiahua in Shandong, Daodaoquan and Jinjian Rice Industry in Hunan, and Jinlongyu in Shanghai [6][10]. Industrial Parks - There are nearly 40 industrial parks related to edible oil production in China, primarily located in Sichuan (6 parks), followed by Henan and Zhejiang (4 parks each). Despite Shandong having the most companies, it has only 3 industrial parks, indicating a dispersed nature of edible oil enterprises in the province [10].