Archived News
03-02-2012
Exports Buoyed By Emerging Markets
03/02/2012 (Jakarta Post) - Despite the global economic slowdown, Indonesia’s exports hit an all-time high last year with a total value of US$203.2 billion, buoyed by surging demand from emerging economies, particularly China and India, according to data released by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) on Wednesday.
03-02-2012
RI To Raise Objections To US Regulation on Biodiesel Standards
03/02/2012 (ANTARA News) - Indonesia is preparing to file its objections to a United States` plan to issue a regulation on biodiesel standards which among other things disqualifies biodiesel made from palm oil as a renewable fuel, a minister said.
03-02-2012
EDSG Invites Oil Palm Growers To Meeting
03/02/2012 (Nigerian Observer) - The Edo State Government in collaboration with the Federal Government Oil Palm Transformation Agenda has extended invitation to all oil palm growers from the three senatorial districts of the state to an urgent meeting with the officials of the State Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, today, Thursday, February 2, 2012.
03-02-2012
Agriculture Transformation To Create 3.5m Jobs, Add 20m Tonnes Of Food - Minister
03/02/2012 (Leadership) - The Agricultural Transformation Action Plan (ATAP) of the Federal Government will create 3.5 million jobs and add 20 million tonnes of food to the supply chain by 2015, says the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr Akinwunmi Adesina.
02-02-2012
Supplies, Poor Offtake Drag Edible Oils
02/02/2012 (Hindu Business Line) - Edible oils declined on Wednesday due to lack of demand and ample supplies. Malaysian Palm oil market was closed for a holiday.
02-02-2012
AP Farmers Turn To Palm Oil, Maize as Sugar Turns Bitter
02/02/2012 (Hindu Business Line) - Farmers never lose hope. If one crop fails, they quickly turn to another. Sugarcane growers in Andhra Pradesh, who have declared a crop holiday, are not going to stop farming next season. Instead, they are switching to palm oil, maize and sunflower.
02-02-2012
Rising Earnings Risk For Planters
02/02/2012 (The Sun) - Pure palm oil planters such as Genting Plantations Bhd and Hap Seng Plantations Bhd could see rising earnings risk on possible lower selling crude palm oil (CPO) prices if plans to realign prices in Malaysia and Indonesia materialised, according to CIMB Research.
02-02-2012
(Press Release) - Trading Statement
02/02/2021 (4-Traders) - R.E.A. Holdings plc.
02-02-2012
Indonesian Exports Hit Record in 2011, but Outlook Weak
02/02/2012 (Jakarta Globe) - Indonesia’s exports rose to a record $204 billion last year, beating the government’s forecast and setting the record for a Southeast Asian nation, but many are warning that the stellar performance may not continue this year.
02-02-2012
Biofuels Digest Index Drops to 73.26 as MNEL Drops, REGI Joins
02/02/2012 (Biofuels Digest) - The Biofuels Digest Indexâ„¢ (BDI), a basket of public biofuels stocks, dropped 0.48 percent to 73.26 as Mission NewEnergy continued its MNELtdown.
02-02-2012
Bank Negara’s Tone Shows It’s Ready To Lower OPR If Economy Worsens
02/02/2012 (The Star) - The cautious tone expressed by Bank Negara in its latest policy statement is a precursor to a possible rate cut in the months ahead, say economists.
02-02-2012
Liberian Residents Say Foreign Firm Threatens Their Land Rights
02/02/2012 (Washinton Post) - Residents say a Malaysian company has cleared thousands of acres of their land in western Liberia.