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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-06-2011

Malaysia Can Achieve 5-6 Per Cent Growth This Year, Says Economist

03/06/2011 (Bernama) - Malaysia can achieve between 5.0 and 6.0 per cent economic growth this year, backed by domestic demand and despite the slow global economic recovery amid higher commodity prices, says an economist.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-06-2011

MMTC Invites Bids For Import of 20,000 T of Edible Oil

03/06/2011 (Hindu Business Line) - To boost domestic supply of edible oil, state-owned trading company MMTC has invited bids for the import of 20,000 tonnes of RBD palmolein and crude palm oil.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-06-2011

Malaysia Exports Expected To Slow Down in April

03/06/2011 (Business Times) - Exports, which have been buoyed by commodities, are expected to slow down in April on the back of a correction in commodity prices, economists said.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  03-06-2011

Cooking Oil Imports To Rise on Switch To Cotton

03/06/2011 (Financial Express) - Cooking oil imports by India, the biggest user after China, may rebound next year as record prices prompt farmers to devote more area to cotton than oilseeds, according to Govindlal G. Patel “Farmers earned four times more from cotton than oilseeds last year,” Patel, who’s been trading oils for more than four decades, said in a phone interview from Rajkot. “Oilseeds farmers are not excited over prediction of a normal monsoon this year.”

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Palm Oil Drops as Larger Oilseed Output Boosts Supply Outlook

02/06/2011 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil declined to the lowest level in a week on speculation that output from Malaysia, the second- largest producer, may have expanded as much as 20 percent in May, and on expectations that global oilseed output will grow.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Indonesia\'s Citra Borneo Aims To Raise Up To $360 Mln In Palm Oil IPO

02/06/2011 (Reuters) - Indonesian palm oil plantation firm Citra Borneo Indah is aiming to raise between $200 million to $360 million in an initial public offering during the second half of this year, three sources familiar with the deal said on Wednesday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

B5 Biodiesel Programme Begins – Putrajaya Kicks Things Off

02/06/2011 (ASEAN Automotive News) - The palm oil-based B5 biodiesel programme began as scheduled today – the fuel was officially launched by Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Tan Sri Bernard Dompok at the Petronas station in Precinct 9D in Putrajaya earlier this evening.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Feronia Inc. Announces Barging Operation at Yaligimba

02/06/2011 (Market Wire) - Feronia Inc. ("Feronia" or the "Company")(TSX VENTURE:FRN) is pleased to announce that has now established the necessary barging capacity to transport all fruit produced at its Yaligimba Plantation to its mill at Lokutu Plantation.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Major Cereal Firm Turns To Dow For Palm-Oil Replacement

02/06/2011 (FoodNavigator.com) - Dow Agrosciences is confident sales volumes of its omega-9 mono-unsaturate-rich oils will triple in the next two-to-three years as manufacturers making everything from breakfast cereal to microwave popcorn try to cut saturated fat.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Palm Oil Logo Will Serve As Call To Action, RSPO

02/06/2011 (FoodNavigator.com) - A new logo allows confectionery, biscuit and other food producers show their commitment to sustainable palm oil, which in turn will boost global demand, says the RSPO.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Environmentally Friendly Biodiesel Now on Sale

02/06/2011 (The Star) - Biodiesel is now available in the market. Beginning this month until October, the supply of the new fuel will be available in stages starting at Putrajaya followed by Malacca, Negri Sembilan, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor respectively.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  02-06-2011

Global Food Crisis: China Land Deal Causes Unease In Argentina

02/06/2011 (The Guardian) - The attraction to the Chinese of access to an area of land in Patagonia larger than Cornwall is obvious. As China's economy grows and its population becomes more urbanised, diets are changing rapidly. People are eating more industrially produced meat and dairy products, and buying more processed foods.