What is the identity of soapstock and fatty residues?

Soapstock and fatty residues are the liquid by‑products obtained after treating fatty substances or animal and vegetable waxes, excluding those that contain oil with characteristics of olive oil.

How should soapstock and fatty residues be stored to preserve quality?

They should be kept in tightly sealed, corrosion‑resistant containers, protected from moisture and temperature extremes, and stored in a cool, well‑ventilated area to prevent oxidation.

What are common processing uses for soapstock and fatty residues?

These residues are typically refined or neutralised for use as feedstock in biodiesel production, as a component in animal feed, or as a raw material for further oil refining processes.

Soapstock and Fatty Residues

Soapstock and fatty residues are residues resulting from the treatment of fatty substances or animal or vegetable waxes. They are generated during oil refining processes.

Prices, specifications and international trade for soapstock and fatty residues under HS 152200.

Soapstock and Fatty Residues Price

$292USD/t

Published reference · Jul 1, 2026

Soapstock and Fatty Residues Historical Unit Values

Soapstock and fatty residues is quoted in USD/t at IDN. Historical customs values may differ from the headline reference.

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Soapstock and Fatty Residues Exports and Imports

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Indonesia led reported soapstock and fatty residues exports in 2025, at $107M.

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Soapstock and Fatty Residues Facts and HS Code

Soapstock and fatty residues belongs to oil by-products and acid oils within grains, oilseeds, oils and feed. Its customs classification covers HS 152200.

Soapstock and Fatty Residues HS Code

Product type	Intermediate
Position in the chain	By product
Category	Oil by-products and acid oils — Grains, oilseeds, oils and feed
HS codes	152200
Quoted in	USD/t
Reference location	IDN

Production & Handling

Soapstock and fatty residues handling information covers its published product form.

Production and Storage

Perishability	None
Temperature regime	Ambient

Uses & Risks

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Soapstock and Fatty Residues Questions

What is the identity of soapstock and fatty residues?: Soapstock and fatty residues are the liquid by‑products obtained after treating fatty substances or animal and vegetable waxes, excluding those that contain oil with characteristics of olive oil.
How should soapstock and fatty residues be stored to preserve quality?: They should be kept in tightly sealed, corrosion‑resistant containers, protected from moisture and temperature extremes, and stored in a cool, well‑ventilated area to prevent oxidation.
What are common processing uses for soapstock and fatty residues?: These residues are typically refined or neutralised for use as feedstock in biodiesel production, as a component in animal feed, or as a raw material for further oil refining processes.