Latest Cooking Oil Prices for All Types Across Indonesia Today

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Cooking oil prices remain high as of Monday (27/4/2026), a situation that requires attention from local governments to prevent the public from being further burdened by the price increases.

Deputy for Distribution and Services Statistics at the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Ateng Hartono, stated that the rise in cooking oil prices has led to a broader increase in the Price Development Index (IPH) for this commodity, with 224 districts/cities recording an IPH increase for cooking oil in the fourth week of April 2026. This figure is up from 207 districts/cities in the third week of April 2026.

He further noted that the IPH increase for cooking oil in 224 districts/cities warrants special attention, as prices have yet to decline as of today.

“The number of districts/cities experiencing an IPH increase for cooking oil continues to grow. In the third week of April, there were only 207 districts/cities, but now it has reached 224 districts/cities with IPH increases in the fourth week of April 2026,” said Ateng during the inflation coordination meeting of the Ministry of Home Affairs on Monday (27/4/2026).

The highest cooking oil prices were recorded in Intan Jaya Regency at Rp60,000 per litre, followed by Pegunungan Bintang Regency at Rp50,000 per litre, and Puncak Jaya Regency at Rp42,000 per litre.

“Cooking oil needs attention because the IPH increase is quite widespread,” Ateng explained.

National cooking oil price developments

Based on monitoring from the Essential Goods Market Monitoring System (SP2KP) of the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag), national cooking oil prices also remain high.

For premium packaged palm cooking oil, as of Monday (27/4/2026), it reached Rp21,923 per litre, up 0.16% from Friday (24/4/2026) at Rp21,889 per litre.

Meanwhile, bulk palm cooking oil today reached Rp19,556 per litre, up 0.07% from last Friday at Rp19,542 per litre.

Next, the price of Minyakita today is Rp15,881 per litre, down 0.05% from last Friday at Rp15,889 per litre.

Calculated from a week ago, premium packaged palm cooking oil has risen 0.77% from Rp21,755 per litre on 20 April. Bulk palm cooking oil also increased 0.46% from Rp19,467 per litre on 20 April.

However, Minyakita fell 0.62% from last Monday’s Rp15,980 per litre.

The following details the national prices for premium, bulk, and Minyakita cooking oil today compared to a month and a year ago:

Cooking oil price developments in Jakarta

Meanwhile, in Jakarta, based on data from Info Pangan Jakarta, the price of premium packaged cooking oil today reached Rp22,729 per kg, up Rp562 or 2.5% from yesterday, Sunday (26/4/2026), at Rp22,167 per kg.

The increase occurred in North Jakarta, where it was Rp22,667 per kg a day ago and rose to Rp23,667 per kg today, an increase of Rp1,000 or 4.4%. Similarly, increases were seen in East Jakarta, from Rp21,000 per kg the previous day to Rp22,000 per kg today, up Rp1,000 or 4.8%.

Meanwhile, the price of bulk cooking oil in Jakarta today is Rp21,573 per kg, down Rp502 or 2.3% from yesterday at Rp22,075 per kg.

An increase in bulk cooking oil occurred in West Jakarta, from Rp21,800 per kg a day ago, up Rp200 or 0.9% to Rp22,000 per kg today.

As for Minyakita in Jakarta today, it reached Rp17,104 per litre, down Rp1,130 or 6.2% from yesterday at Rp18,234 per litre.

The highest increase occurred in South Jakarta, where yesterday’s price was Rp18,000, rising Rp10,233 or 57% to Rp28,233 per kg.