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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-09-2013

Pakistan An Important Market For Malaysia\'s Palm Oil

05/09/2013 (Bernama) - Pakistan, a very large consumer of vegetable oils and fats, remains a very large market for palm oil, thus making it an important export destination for the golden crop.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-09-2013

High-yield Palm Oil Won’t Be Enough to Halt Deforestation

05/09/2013 (The Conversation) - The cultivation of palm oil continues to expand rapidly in the humid tropics, as does the equally heated debate about the crop’s environmental and social impact.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-09-2013

Greenpeace and RSPO Clash Over Forest Fires

05/09/2013 (FoodNavigator.com) - Food companies that only use certified sustainable palm oil have been accused of “certifying destruction”, according to a Greenpeace report released to coincide with the first European Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) summit in Berlin this week.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-09-2013

Vietnam Vegetable Oil Firms Seek Tariff To Secure Market Share

05/09/2013 (Thanh Nien Daily) - With the government’s announcement of new tariffs on imported vegetable oil, Vietnamese firms will finally benefit from legislation designed to protect them against foreign competitors.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

VEGOILS-Palm Oil Inches Lower as Firm Ringgit Weighs

04/09/2013 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Tuesday as a stronger ringgit lowered the tropical oil's appeal for overseas buyers, although a firm soy market capped the losses.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

Palm Oil Producers Responsible For Forest Loss In Indonesia: Greenpeace

04/09/2013 (Bernama) - International environment conservancy organisation Greenpeace has revealed palm oil producers operating in Indonesia grouped in Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) were apparently the main driver of deforestation in the country between 2009 to 2011.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

Biodiesel Output Seen by Oil World Rising to 24.7 Million Tons

04/09/2013 (Bloomberg) - Global biodiesel production will advance to 24.7 million metric tons in 2013 as producers direct more soybean oil, the leading feedstock used for it, toward the fuel amid declining vegetable oil prices, Oil World said.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

Malaysia Will Introduce MSPO As National Standard Next Year, Says Uggah

04/09/2013 (Bernama) - Malaysia will introduce the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) as the National Standard from next year, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Seri Douglas Uggah Embas said Tuesday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

Weaker Rupee has Edible Oils on the Boil

04/09/2013 (Hindu Business Line) - Edible oils witnessed a bullish trend on Tuesday following a sharp drop (more than Rs 2) in the rupee making imports costly. Local refineries have increased their rates by Rs 10 for 10 kg while in resale prices jumped by Rs 15-17 in mid-session. Increase in the tariff value of edible oils for import also fuelled the fire.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

Palm Oil Declines as Ringgit, Falling Crude Oil Weaken Demand

04/09/2013 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil fell for the third time in four days as the Malaysian currency strengthened, lowering the appeal of ringgit-denominated futures, and a decline in crude oil prices dimmed prospects of the vegetable oil as biofuel.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-09-2013

Palm Oil Now Biggest Cause of Deforestation in Indonesia

04/09/2013 (Mongabay.com) - Conversion of forests for palm oil production now appears to be the single largest driver of deforestation in Indonesia, accounting for roughly a quarter of forest loss between 2009 and 2011, asserts a new Greenpeace report that accuses the sector\'s main certification standard of failing to stop forest destruction.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-09-2013

VEGOILS-Palm Oil Lifted By Healthy Exports, Demand Hopes

03/09/2013 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures inched up on Monday on expectations that healthy exports will persist into September, fuelling hopes that end-stocks in the world's No.2 producer will not spike for now.