Archived News
04-02-2014
Disguised Trade Barriers Harm Palm Oil Exports
04/02/2014 (Business Times) - Malaysian Palm Oil Association (MPOA) chief executive Datuk Dr Makhdzir Mardan says palm oil is the most popular cooking oil consumed around the world. The bigger the industry grows, the easier it becomes a target of immoral smear campaigns.
04-02-2014
Edible Oils Slip on Slack Trading
04/02/2014 (Hindu Business Line) - The edible oils market witnessed dull trading on Monday on lack of physical demand and absence of any cues from the foreign market. The Malaysian markets were closed for the Chinese New Year. Prices for the most oils were unchanged. Cotton and palmolein declined by ₹1 for 10 kg each on higher resale pressure. Volumes remained very thin and isolated.
04-02-2014
The Next Food Trend is Malaysian Cuisine: Malaysian Palm Oil May be the Hottest New Ingredient for 2014
04/02/2014 (Palm Oil Health) - Move over Thai food! The next big trend among America’s foodies may be Malaysian cuisine. In her feature article, Malaysian: The next big flavor trend?, Food Navigator USA Senior Correspondent Maggie Hennessy writes that a survey of 1,200 chefs listed Malaysian cuisine among the top three trending flavors for 2014.
04-02-2014
Crude Palm Oil Rises by 0.3% as Demand Picks Up
04/02/2014 (Business Standard) - Crude palm oil prices up by 0.35% to Rs 540.20 per 10 kg in futures trading after participants created speculative positions following rising demand in the spot markets.
04-02-2014
Despite Slack Buying, Refiners Hike Palmolein Price
04/02/2014 (Hindu Business Line) - Groundnut and palmolein prices increased by ₹10 and ₹2 for 10 kg each on Tuesday, tracking a rise in the Saurashtra market. Local refineries also increased the rates for imported oils by ₹3/10 kg. In Rajkot, groundnut oil gained ₹30 on higher demand. Higher arrivals of new crops in producing areas pulled down rapeseed oil by ₹12, soyabean refined oil by ₹5 and cotton oil by ₹1. Sunflower oil ruled steady.
03-02-2014
Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report 2 February 2014
03/02/2014 (Borneo Post) - Malaysian palm oil futures ended in a positive state for the second consecutive day on Thursday, the last business trading day for the week as traders short-covered ahead of a long weekend holiday as well as in view of a favourable ringgit currency.
03-02-2014
Liberia: Sime Darby Plantation Prepares for Harvest
03/02/2014 (AllAfrica.com) - The Malaysian oil palm company Sime Darby Plantation Liberia Incorporated or SDPL, looks forward to harvesting its first crude palm oil here by September, 2015.
03-02-2014
CPO Futures To Trade Btw RM2,400 And RM2,600 Per Tonne Next Week
03/02/2014 (Bernama) - Crude palm oil (CPO) futures prices on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives is expected to see subdued trading with prices capped between RM2,400 and RM2,600 per tonne next week, dealers said.
03-02-2014
Palm Oil Industry To See Gradual Growth
03/02/2014 (Bernama) - Malaysian palm oil continues to enjoy encouraging demand in traditional markets, driven by several factors such as perchasing power of consumer countries.
03-02-2014
Growth Soars in Sustainable commodities, but Poorest Producers Miss Out
03/02/2014 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Production of commodities certified with leading sustainability initiatives - including cotton, palm oil, cocoa, bananas and wood - is galloping ahead, but the poorest communities may not be benefiting, a new report from international researchers said on Friday.
03-02-2014
Does the Palm Oil Industry Meet United Nation’s Convention on Climate Change? — Koon Yew Yin
03/02/2014 (Malay Mail) - What kind of men would cut down these ancient irreplaceable giants trees? Each of them was over one thousand years old. Over a period of a few decades around 1850, 95 per cent of the two million acres of Redwood forest in California were cut and destroyed.
03-02-2014
Delima Oil Brings Saji Cooking Oil to Cebu
03/02/2014 (Sun.star) - Last Jan. 18, 2014 was a momentous day for Delima Oil Products Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian subsidiary under the Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad (FGV) and the local Intisaru Mulia International, Inc. (IMI) as they signed a distribution agreement for Saji Cooking Oil and other products. This also marked as the official date of entry of the Saji Cooking Oil, premium palm oil-based cooking oil, into the Philippine market.