Top 6 Sunflower Oil buying requests in France — Buyer Demand Snapshot

Top 6 Sunflower Oil buying requests in France are active today: six live, verified RFQs drawn from Freshdi’s quality-vetted buyer pool as of August 21, 2026. These listings include refined and crude sunflower oil requests ranging from a single twenty-foot container trial to multi-thousand-ton annual programs; several specify CIF trade terms and letters of credit. Suppliers should view each linked request below for exact quantities, trade terms and packaging before quoting.

Key Takeaways

• Active RFQs on platform: 59 total active France RFQs across Freshdi listings (Active France RFQs = 59).
• Verified buyers: at least six of the top listings here show a verified-buyer badge; visible trust ratings range from 1.1 to 4.7 out of 5.
• Most-named product: "Refined Sunflower Oil" appears in 4 of these 6 RFQs.
• Trade/payment visibility: 6 of 6 RFQs state a trade term and 6 of 6 state a payment term in the sample set — propose terms in a first reply when buyers leave other details open.
• Majority trade term share and port: Among RFQs that state a trade term, CIF is the majority term; most frequently named destination ports in these six are Bucharest and Alexandria (Romania and Egypt entries appear explicitly).
• Product split: Requests cover refined cooking oil, crude sunflower oil, bottle-pack organic product and container trial shipments — suppliers must match processing state and packaging to fit demand.

Scope: These figures describe Sunflower Oil buying requests posted on Freshdi by France-based buyers as of August 21, 2026, and record stated buyer intent on this one platform only.

Sunflower Oil Buyer Demand in France at a Glance

Overall snapshot: 59 active France RFQs on Freshdi with a median requested quantity of 1000 (unit as supplied in those RFQs). The most common trade term is CIF and the most common payment term is L/C, indicating many buyers expect delivered pricing and documentary payment security. At a high level buyers request refined and crude sunflower oil, containerized trials, and bottled retail packaging; certification requests are rare in this top-six sample.

Top 6 Sunflower Oil RFQs in France

These are live buying requests and quantities or status can shift as buyers close out their orders.

Suppliers can unlock buyer details and submit a quotation on Freshdi.

1. Refined sunflower oil

This request names 22,000 Tons of refined sunflower oil and asks for pricing by packaging size (1L without E900; 5L with E900) and a monthly minimum of 100 trucks under a cash-and-carry arrangement. The most revealing detail is "ONLY EUROPEAN SUPPLIERS / ONLY CASH AND CARRY" combined with FOB trade term and T/T payment: the buyer expects local EU-origin shipments for road/distribution loading and immediate payment on inspection. This request names refined grade and asks for litre-level packaging prices; suppliers should prepare per-litre pricing and confirm capability to supply EU-origin stock. This request names refined sunflower oil and seeks FOB quotations.

2. Refined Sunflower Oil

This listing requests 80 Tons of refined sunflower oil delivered inside France (destination port field reads "FRANCE") with FOB trade term and T/T payment. The RFQ contains minimal technical detail beyond refined grade, so suppliers should submit a concise FOB quote with packaging and lead-time options. This request names refined sunflower oil and ships to FRANCE under FOB.

3. Sunflower Oil Net Weight 1 L Features Organic Delivery Form Bottle Origin European Continent

This buyer requests 40 Tons of sunflower oil in 1 L bottled form, explicitly noting "Organic" and a Bottled delivery form and CIF Luanda (Ao LAD) trade term with T/T payment. The combination of organic, bottle packaging, and CIF to Angola indicates the supplier must supply certified organic product, offer packed retail bottles, and include freight/insurance to port. This request names organic bottled sunflower oil and ships CIF to Luanda.

4. SUNFLOWER OIL

This RFQ lists 3,000 MT and describes an annual program of 36,000 MT/year (buyer text) while asking CIF to Bucharest with L/C payment and a stated target unit price of USD 0.80 per ton and maximum budget USD 0.85. The key signal is a price-expecting large-volume supply under CIF with documentary payment security. Suppliers quoting should prepare CIF pricing per ton, packing and lead time, and bank-ready L/C documentation. This request names sunflower oil and requests CIF to Bucarest.

5. CRUDE SUNFLOWER OIL

This urgent listing requests 1,000 tons of crude sunflower oil with CIF Alexandria and L/C payment. The urgent language plus crude grade indicates a supplier must offer bulk commodity crude in tanker or ISO-tank-friendly packaging and be ready for documentary L/C processing. This request names crude sunflower oil and ships CIF to ALEXANDRIA.

6. Refined Sunflower Oil

This RFQ requests one twenty-foot container as a trial of refined sunflower oil for cooking, packaged in 5L containers, CIF to France and payable by L/C with a negotiable target price. The trial-container quantity signals a buyer testing quality before scaling; suppliers should offer a trade-ready CIF quote and clear sample follow-up terms. This request names refined sunflower oil and specifies a container trial to France.

Which Sunflower Oil Grades and Specifications Buyers Named

Most requests do name a processing state or packaging; some include a product form (bottle) or organic claim. Below is a count by explicit grade/product phrase found in these six RFQs.

Counts overlap where a single request mentions multiple product cues (for example refined plus packaging notes). The single most-named value is "Refined sunflower oil" — it appears in 4 of 6 requests, twice as often as the next most-named specific form.

If your catalogue lacks refined sunflower oil listings or packaging options (1L, 5L, bottled retail), expect lower matching visibility for these buyers and consider adding those SKUs to appear in supplier searches.

Technical specification snapshot: only some requests provide specs. Examples tied to the RFQs: packaging and additive notes in Refined sunflower oil (1L without E900; 5L with E900); "Organic" plus bottled delivery in Sunflower Oil Net Weight 1 L...; trial packaging 5L for Refined Sunflower Oil. Matching a buyer's stated packaging and additive details exactly in a quotation reduces back-and-forth and speeds qualification.

Order Size, Trade Terms & Payment Terms

Order size. All 6 RFQs include a quantity figure. Smallest to largest as given: 1 twentyfoot container (Refined Sunflower Oil), 40 Tons (Sunflower Oil Net Weight 1 L...), 80 Tons (Refined Sunflower Oil), 1,000 Tons (CRUDE SUNFLOWER OIL), 3,000 MT (SUNFLOWER OIL), 22,000 Tons (Refined sunflower oil). Grouping: trial/sample (container) — Refined Sunflower Oil; small-lot (40–80 Tons) — two linked RFQs; bulk (>1,000 Tons) — three RFQs including a 22,000 Tons program. Responding to bulk orders requires documented capacity and shipping partnerships; trial/sample responses require fast delivery lead times and clear sample terms.

Trade terms. All six RFQs name a trade term: FOB appears in two listings (Refined sunflower oil, Refined Sunflower Oil), CIF appears in four listings (Sunflower Oil Net Weight 1 L..., SUNFLOWER OIL, CRUDE SUNFLOWER OIL, Refined Sunflower Oil). The CIF majority implies supplier quotes should include freight and insurance to the named destination to be directly comparable with other offers. Quoting on a different trade term without a conversion note will make offers non-comparable.

Payment terms. All six RFQs specify a payment term: T/T appears in three listings, L/C appears in three listings. No RFQs in this set leave payment entirely unspecified. Where buyers specify L/C they expect bank documentary processes; where they specify T/T they typically expect bank transfer pre- or post-shipment. If a buyer names neither, propose L/C at sight or deposit plus balance against shipping documents as a reasonable opening; in this dataset that situation does not appear. → Add CIF and L/C to your listing options so term-filtering buyers can find you.

Which RFQs Best Match Your Supply Capability?

Large-volume orders

Best matches: Refined sunflower oil (22,000 Tons) and SUNFLOWER OIL (3,000 MT listed; buyer references 36,000 MT/year). Why: both request multi-thousand-ton supply under CIF/FOB and documentary payment options. What you need: sustained production capacity, export logistics for bulk packaging, ability to accept L/Cs or structured T/T flows, and CIF pricing capability.

Bulk commodity / crude suppliers

Best match: CRUDE SUNFLOWER OIL (1,000 Tons). Why: buyer requests crude grade and urgent delivery to Alexandria under L/C. What you need: crude bulk handling, export documentation for CIF, and readiness to process an L/C.

Retail-packed or certification-required suppliers

Best match: Sunflower Oil Net Weight 1 L Features Organic Delivery Form Bottle Origin European Continent. Why: buyer asks for organic bottled product and CIF to Luanda. What you need: organic certification, bottling capacity, and ability to supply retail-ready cartons and freight to the named port.

Trial and small-lot order suppliers

Best matches: Refined Sunflower Oil (1 container, trial) and Refined Sunflower Oil (80 Tons). Why: buyers request containerized trials or small-lot supply and will likely scale if satisfied. What you need: clear sample and testing terms, CIF quotes for small containers, and quick lead times.

FAQ

Q: How can I see full buyer contact details for these Sunflower Oil RFQs?
A: Buyer contact details are gated. Unlocking full contact and document fields requires suppliers to sign into Freshdi and use the platform's unlock/credit workflow; after unlocking you may submit a quotation directly through Freshdi's interface.

Q: Are these RFQs verified or trusted?
A: Each RFQ here comes from a buyer record that shows a verified-buyer badge in platform data; visible trust ratings in this sample range from 1.1 to 4.7. Verification indicates Freshdi has validated at least phone or buyer identity flags for those listings.

Q: What does it mean when a buyer lists CIF and L/C?
A: CIF means the buyer expects freight and insurance included to the named port, and L/C means documentary letter-of-credit payment. Prepare CIF-included pricing and bank-ready documentation if you respond to those requests.

Q: How current are these listings and how does RFQ expiry work?
A: These RFQs were posted between July 5 and August 21, 2026; the platform summary was last updated August 19, 2026. RFQ status can change as buyers accept offers; Freshdi shows live status and expiry on each request page and updates quantities as buyers amend requirements.

Q: Which suppliers are most likely to win the "top 6 Sunflower Oil buying requests in France"?
A: Suppliers who match the stated grade (refined vs crude), provide CIF pricing where requested, accept the buyer's nominated payment term (T/T or L/C), and can meet packaging requirements (1L/5L bottles, containerized trials, or bulk tonnage) will be competitive. To proceed, unlock buyer details and submit a tailored quotation for these Sunflower Oil RFQs on Freshdi.