Cp8 Cp10

The terms CP8 and CP10 refer to specific grades of Refined, Bleached, and Deodorized (RBD) Palm Olein, primarily defined by their Cloud Point (CP). The cloud point is the temperature at which the oil begins to solidify, which is a critical factor for storage, transportation, and industrial application. OliviaoleoLinkedin

Core Product Specifications

Standard industry specifications distinguish between CP8 (standard grade) and CP10 (economy grade):

• CP8 (Cloud Point 8°C): Medium cloud point, stable for various cooking applications and more fluid than CP10. It typically has an Iodine Value (IV) of 54–56. OliviaoleoIndolein
• CP10 (Cloud Point 10°C): Higher cloud point, ideal for tropical climates or industrial frying where ambient temperatures are consistently high. It has an IV of 52–54. IndoleinScribd
• Shared Standards: Both grades generally maintain a Free Fatty Acid (FFA) level below 0.1% and a moisture level below 0.1%. IndoleinGo4Worldbusiness

Market Trends & Insights (2025–2026)

• Climate-Targeted Sourcing: There is a growing trend of "grade specialization," where exporters target specific regions based on climate (e.g., CP6/CP8 for Europe, CP10 for the Middle East and Africa) to minimize solidification risks during transit. OliviaoleoUshaoil
• Sustainability Mandates: RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil) certification is transitioning from a "premium feature" to a mandatory requirement for Western markets. Oliviaoleo
• Price Premiums: Refining yields for higher grades like CP8 typically command a 2–5% price premium over CP10 due to additional fractionation. Indolein
• Regional Shifts: Demand for CP10 is surging in Southeast Asia and Africa for bulk retail and industrial food processing, while Europe is tightening regulations on traceability and deforestation-free supply chains. OliviaoleoIndolein

The following product lists provide a detailed look at current wholesale availability, pricing, and supplier locations for both grades.