Commercial cooking oils in cases, pails, drums and totes — plus private-label olive oil from one box
A plain-language guide for procurement teams buying frying and cooking oil by the full truckload in the United States: delivery formats, specifications, certifications, and how the quote process works.


The guide at a glance: what it covers and who it is for.
How bulk oil is delivered
Bulk edible oil ships in three common formats. A food-grade tank truck carries liquid oil directly into on-site storage, typically about 5,000–6,500 gallons per load. IBC totes, typically 275 or 330 gallons each, suit plants without bulk tanks. 55-gallon drums on pallets suit smaller lines or multiple locations.
The right format depends on storage capacity, receiving equipment, and how fast you use oil. Minimums and lead times depend on product, format, and delivery location.
Before approving a supplier, procurement and QA teams should confirm the documentation, specs, and logistics below. Hudson Oils answers each of these in every quote.
Need a spec sheet or a truckload price? Read the buyer’s guide or talk to our sourcing team.
Hudson Oils supplies bulk frying oils by the full truckload: vegetable (palm) frying oil, soybean frying oil, and canola frying oil in clear and creamy formats. Buyers include food manufacturers, foodservice distributors, restaurant commissaries, and private-label brands across the USA.
Bulk oil ships by tanker truck (typically about 5,000–6,500 gallons), in IBC totes (typically 275 or 330 gallons each), or in 55-gallon drums. We quote the format that fits your storage and consumption, then schedule delivery around your production calendar.
Hudson Oils is built for full-truckload (FTL) buyers. Exact minimums depend on the product, format, and delivery location, and are confirmed in every quote.
Yes. Every lot ships with a Certificate of Analysis (COA), provided before or with your first shipment and with every lot after.
Hudson Oils works to food-industry standards: USDA, FDA, Non-GMO Project Verified, Kosher, and GFSI/SQF. Certification documents are available on request for supplier approval.
Yes. You can buy a single load at current market pricing or lock in contract pricing with a recurring delivery schedule. Every quote reflects real market conditions, not a stale price sheet.
Yes. Our private label program supplies retail and foodservice brands, bottlers, and co-packers with spec-matched bulk oil and lot-level documentation to support their label.