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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  06-07-2011

Unilever questions price caps on retailers and manufacturers

06/07/2011 (The National) - Price controls imposed on retailers and manufacturers in the Emirates are not sustainable, according to the regional chief of one of the world's biggest consumer goods companies.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-07-2011

Agriculture Commodity Bull Takes A Breather

05/07/2011 (The Star) - The world can breathe a temporary sigh of relief as agricultural commodity prices continue to take a breather in the near term on unexpectedly strong inventory levels and good harvest of crops amid a still-uncertain macroeconomic environment that could crimp demand growth.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-07-2011

Malaysia\'s May Export Growth Seen

05/07/2011 (Business Times) - Malaysian exports may show growth in May, helped by high commodity prices although this will be offset by weaker demand for electrical and electronic (E&E) products.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-07-2011

Impediments to EAC Common Market Protocol

05/07/2011 (East African Business Week) - Although the East African Community (EAC) Customs Union entered into full operations with application of zero internal tariffs in January 2010, its actualization remains incomplete. This is because there are still disturbing incidents of the application of non tariff barriers as well as non-uniform application of the common external tariff that continue to militate against the smooth operations of the Customs Union, according to Dr Richard Sezibera , the EAC Secretary general, who led a team of journalists to find out outstanding issues related to the effective implementation of the Common Market protocol.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-07-2011

Palm Futures End Slightly Firmer

05/07/2011 (Business Times) - Crude palm oil futures prices on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives closed slightly higher yesterday on buying interest, dealers said.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-07-2011

Palm Oil Gains From Eight-Month Low on Soy Outlook

05/07/2011 (San Francisco Chronicle) - Palm oil rebounded from the lowest level in eight months on speculation lower soybean acreage in the U.S., the world's biggest exporter, will reduce global vegetable oil supplies.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-07-2011

New Zealand Must Support Australian Moves on Palm Oil

05/07/2011 (Voxy) - The Green Party is calling on the New Zealand Government to support Australia over the mandatory labelling of palm oil, Green Party food spokesperson Sue Kedgley said today.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-07-2011

Palm Oil Labelling Politically Motivated, Says MPOB Chairman

04/07/2011 (Bernama) - Australia's proposed palm oil labelling law is discriminatory and politically motivated, Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) Chairman Datuk Seri Utama Shahrir Abdul Samad said today.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-07-2011

Palm Cooking Oil Price Falling B5 Today

04/07/2011 (Bangkok Post) - The government has approved a reduction in cooking palm oil retail prices by five baht from the capped price of 47 baht per one-litre bottle, effective today.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-07-2011

NZ Group Criticises Aussie Bid On Palm Oil

04/07/2011 (Ninemsn) - New Zealand food industry lobbyists say a bid by Australian politicians to require labelling of palm oil in foods to help consumers make more informed choices may breach a trans-Tasman food treaty.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-07-2011

SMEs Should Grab Opportunities In Palm Oil-Related Industries - FMM

04/07/2011 (Bernama) - The Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) has called on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to step up their role and grab opportunities to manufacture palm oil-based value-added products.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-07-2011

7th National Palm Oil gab in North Cotabato set

04/07/2011 (Sunstar) - THE Provincial Government of Cotabato, through the Philippine Palm Oil Development Council Inc., will hold the 7th National Palm Oil Congress on August 25-26 at JC Complex, National Highway, Kidapawan City.