Rapeseed Supplier — Seeds, Oil and Meal in Bulk
FUSHKOV GCG is a rapeseed supplier to the international market, trading bulk rapeseed and its processing products from both conventional rapeseed and canola: rape seeds, rapeseed oil and rapeseed meal of all varieties. We originate from the largest producers in the leading countries for growing and processing the crop.
Bulk rapeseed: supply terms
| Range | Rape seeds, rapeseed oil, rapeseed meal — all varieties |
|---|---|
| Raw material | Rapeseed and canola |
| Terms | Incoterms 2020 |
| Specification and documents | On request |
Why FUSHKOV GCG
About the product
Rapeseed is a major oil crop. The plant was known some four millennia BC and is thought to have originated from a cross between field mustard (turnip rape) and cabbage. Two types are grown: spring rapeseed and winter rapeseed.
A separate group are the Canadian-bred varieties low in erucic acid and glucosinolates, known as canola. They were developed to improve the consumer properties of the oil: thanks to its low erucic acid and chlorophyll content, canola oil has a milder taste, smell and colour. The largest rapeseed acreage is in India, Canada and China.
The Harmonized System draws the same line for customs purposes. Low erucic acid rape or colza seeds are those yielding an oil with less than 2% erucic acid by weight and a solid component with less than 30 micromoles of glucosinolates per gram; their oil and meal are classified separately from those of other rapeseed.
Rapeseed products and HS codes
| Product | HS code / reference value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Rape seeds | 1205.10 (low erucic acid); 1205.90 (other) | WCO Harmonized System |
| Rapeseed oil, crude | 1514.11 (low erucic acid); 1514.91 (other) | WCO Harmonized System |
| Rapeseed oil, refined and other | 1514.19 (low erucic acid); 1514.99 (other) | WCO Harmonized System |
| Rapeseed meal / oilcake | 2306.41 (low erucic acid); 2306.49 (other) | WCO Harmonized System |
| Erucic acid in low erucic acid grades | less than 2% of the oil | HS subheading note 1205.10 |
Reference values for orientation only. Final specification is fixed in the contract.
Applications
Rapeseed oil is used in industry — including the textile industry — and in biodiesel production; canola oil is used in the food industry. The by-product of crushing is rapeseed meal, a base ingredient in compound feed production.
Export and import supply of rapeseed of all grades is covered on the related page Canola seed and rapeseed.
Who we supply
We work with oilseed crushers that need seed, with refiners, food producers and biodiesel plants that buy rapeseed oil, and with feed mills and compound feed producers that buy rapeseed meal. Because we trade the whole rapeseed chain, buyers can source seed, oil and meal through one counterparty and one set of contract terms.
Contract, documents and delivery basis
Every rapeseed, rapeseed oil and meal shipment is contracted under Incoterms 2020 — the eleven ICC trade terms in force since 1 January 2020. For bulk vessel cargoes buyers usually choose one of the four rules designed for sea and inland waterway transport (FAS, FOB, CFR or CIF); for bagged or containerised lots, rules that work for any mode of transport, such as FCA, CPT, CIP or DAP, are often more practical. The chosen rule determines where risk passes from seller to buyer and who arranges freight and insurance.
The contract fixes the quality specification, packaging, lot size, delivery basis and the set of documents, including the supplier’s certificates and product documentation. Oilseed and vegetable oil trades typically follow FOSFA standard contract forms.
How a deal works
Send us the grade, volume, packaging and destination port or delivery point via the quote form.
We prepare a market overview and a commercial offer based on the factors that drive your purchasing decision.
You receive the supplier's product data, certificates and documentation; terms are fixed in a contract under Incoterms 2020.
We monitor product quality and delivery to the buyer through to completion of the shipment.
Frequently asked questions
Where do you source rapeseed from?
We work with the largest producers in the leading countries for rapeseed growing and processing. The country of origin is stated in the commercial offer.
How are volume and packaging agreed?
Lot size and packaging are agreed for each request. All supplies are made under Incoterms 2020.
Do you supply both rapeseed and canola products?
Yes. We supply seeds, oil and meal from both conventional rapeseed and canola, of all varieties.
How do I get a price?
Send a request through the form on the website — we will prepare a commercial offer and advise you on delivery terms.
See also
Need bulk rapeseed?
Send a request for rape seeds, rapeseed oil or rapeseed meal — we will provide a specification and a commercial offer.
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