Rapeseed oil, known for its versatility and nutritional benefits, has become a key player in global markets. As one of the top three vegetable oils, alongside palm oil and soybean oil, its demand spans across food production, industrial applications, and biofuel manufacturing. With the growing emphasis on optimizing supply chains, flexitanks are redefining how rapeseed oil is transported, offering unmatched efficiency and adaptability.

Given the challenges and global demand for palm oil, the need for efficient and sustainable transportation methods is critical. The traditional methods of transporting palm oil, such as in bulk containers or drums, are often inefficient and costly. Flexibags, flexible bags used to transport bulk liquids in standard containers, have emerged as a highly efficient solution for transporting palm oil.

The global push for sustainability and carbon neutrality has brought Used Cooking Oil (UCO) into the spotlight as a valuable feedstock for renewable energy. UCO, often discarded as waste, is now being transformed into biofuels like biodiesel and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), offering significant environmental benefits. Innovations in transportation methods, particularly the use of flexitanks, have further streamlined the logistics of UCO, ensuring its efficient and cost-effective delivery to refineries worldwide.

In the world of logistics, the transportation of bulk liquids is a critical aspect of various industries, including food and beverage, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture. Traditionally, liquids have been transported using containers such as drums, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), and ev