@report {1313964,
	title = {Sri Lanka{\textquoteright}s Edible Oils Exports},
	year = {2016},
	institution = {Growth Lab at Harvard{\textquoteright}s Center for International Development},
	abstract = {By request of the Government of Sri Lanka, the Growth Lab at Harvard{\textquoteright}s Center for International Development reviewed edible oils exports in September 2016 based on the latest available international trade data. The analysis identified the products and markets key to Sri Lanka{\textquoteright}s edible oils sector and compared with competitor countries. Although edible oils are non-complex products that make up a small share of the country{\textquoteright}s total exports (0.5\% in 2014), they help to diversify Sri Lankan exports and may serve as stepping stones toward further diversification into other more complex exports in the future. Coconut oil, which made up 86\% of Sri Lanka{\textquoteright}s edible oils exports in 2014, is particularly promising, with exports growing by more than a factor of 10 in just five years and much room to grow based on global demand.}
}
