Super Chef® Oils & Fats.
Super Chef® — the RBD palm olein on African retail shelves. Refined Malaysia / Indonesia, one trusted brand from refinery to wet-market jerry can.
Why a single brand
We sell only Super Chef® branded product — yellow jerry can on the wet-market shelf, the same brand stencilled on the IBC tote and flexi tank. Not white-label, not a buyer's private label, no retail sub-line.
The reason is consistency: every shipment that lands in Lagos, Mombasa, Tema or Abidjan is the same Super Chef® that landed last quarter and the same one that will land next quarter.
That predictability matters. In African retail, distributor reputations are built on the consumer being able to grab a 5L jerry can today and trust it will look, smell, fry and last the same as the one they bought last month. Multi-brand white-label sourcing breaks that contract. Single-brand sourcing protects it — and protects you.
Origin flexibility
We ship from Malaysia (Port Klang) and Indonesia (Belawan). On any given week, one origin is cheaper by USD 30–60/MT depending on Bursa Malaysia palm futures, Indonesian export levy, and CPO supply lag.
Our PI specifies "Origin: Malaysia / Indonesia (seller's choice)". We lock the origin on the day of vessel booking — almost always the cheaper of the two — and you get the savings.
Quality stack
Certifications: Halal (JAKIM) · ISO 22000 · HACCP · RSPO · GMP.
Inspection: SGS · Bureau Veritas · Intertek · CIQ.
Documents: B/L · Commercial Invoice · Packing List · CoA · Certificate of Origin.
Refined on the same lines, shipped under the same brand.
RBD Palm Olein CP6
Highest fractionation — stays clear in cooler markets like Ethiopia, South Africa winter, North Africa Q1.
RBD Palm Olein CP8
The volume workhorse — 70% of African retail private-label palm olein ships at this grade.
RBD Palm Olein CP10
Best price-to-spec for buyers in Lagos, Mombasa, Tema, Abidjan — the highest-volume African import grade.
The operating model behind every shipment
Super Chef is not a trader-broker. We refine to the spec on your PI, ship under a single brand across every format, and run a documents-discipline operation that lets your clearing agent open the file the day the vessel berths.
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Brand
Super Chef® on the 5L jerry can on the wet-market shelf and on the 22 MT flexi tank in the same shipment week.
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Origins
Port Klang (Malaysia) and Belawan (Indonesia). We quote and ship from the cheaper of the two each shipment week.
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Inspectors
SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek, CIQ — your choice, your account, we coordinate.
Questions buyers ask before signing the first PI
Super Chef® — the RBD palm olein on African retail shelves. Refined Malaysia / Indonesia, one trusted brand from refinery to wet-market jerry can. We've been refining and shipping under this brand since Refining since 2004, with the African market our primary focus from day one.
Private-label sourcing fragments the consumer-facing brand impression and forces the importer to manage label artwork, plate fees, and SKU registration on every spec change. Super Chef as a single brand across all packaging makes the retail SKU stable across years and across distributor changes.
The eight named markets cover our highest-volume corridors. We can quote into other African ports — Beira, Lomé, Cotonou, Port Said, Casablanca — on enquiry; the freight matrix extends but the operational discipline is the same.
Most repeat buyers consolidate at 2–8 FCL/month per supplier. We work with smaller occasional buyers (single FCL) and with larger consolidators (15+ FCL/month) but the sweet spot for sustained operational rhythm is the 2–8 band.
Yes — we have experience with hotel-chain tenders, school-feeding programs, and government contracts. Tender packages typically need a multi-month price lock; we structure these case-by-case with a buffer for FOB volatility.
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