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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  06-10-2008

Malaysia\'s United Plantations Awarded International Certification For Responsible Practices

27/09/2008 (Bernama), New York - The American Palm Oil Council (APOC) announced that a Malaysian oil palm plantation has received the first ever certification as the first plantation to adopt the strictest standards of sustainability for its palm-oil production.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  24-09-2008

Families receive oil palm windfall

24/09/2008 (NST Online), Kuching - A total of 1,946 families in Simunjan and Gedong, Samarahan division, have some Hari Raya cheer coming their way.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  24-09-2008

MMTC to Import 18,500 Tons of Palm Oil Amid Shortage

23/09/2008 (Bloomberg) - MMTC Ltd., India's biggest state- owned trading company, called for bids to import 18,500 metric tons of palm oil to ease a shortage and curb prices.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

\'Sabah oil palm growers subsidising others\'

21/09/2008 (Daily Express), Kota Kinabalu - Former Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh has proposed the abolition of the Federal Government and Malaysia Palm Oil Board (MPOB) taxes on the oil palm industry in Sabah.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

Health department committee to keep an eye on ghee manufactured from contaminated palm oil

20/09/2008 (Daily Times), Karachi - No one can be allowed to put the people’s health at risk by distributing hazardous raw or refined food, especially edible oil and ghee. Sindh Health Minister Dr Sagheer Ahmed has said that it is his department’s duty to look after the people’s interests and take strict measures to ensure that consumers are offered food of the best quality.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

‘Team reconstituted to ascertain fitness of sealed palm oil’

20/09/2008 (The News International) - The Sindh Health Department would hold proper identification of the “confiscated consignment of palm oil” with the help of four laboratories to ascertain if it was fit for human consumption, said Minister for Health, Dr Sagheer Ahmed on Friday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

Re-investigation of Palm oil issue

19/09/2008 (The Nation), Karachi - Provincial Health Minister Dr Saghir Ahmed has said the health department was going to carry out afresh investigation into the 9-year old issue of the seized contaminated RBD palm oil following the directives of the apex court.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

States get subsidised edible oil

20/09/2008 (The Financial Express) - In the wake of a decline in international crude edible oil prices, the government has distributed only about 1 lakh tonne of imported edible oil against a target of 1 million tonne to states to be sold at subsidised rates to poor families.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

2 Containers loaded with palm oil caught

19/09/2008 (Awoko) - Two containers loaded with palm oil in jerry cans were yesterday opened by the Ross Road Police after it was caught at the entering point of the Ports Authority.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

EU faces pressure from overseas biofuel-makers

19/09/2008 (EuActiv.com) - A decision by a key European Parliament committee last week to beef up sustainability criteria for agrofuels and tilt the Union's biofuel policy towards non food-based biofuels due to concerns over rising commodity prices has irritated top biofuel-exporting nations Indonesia, Malaysia and Brazil.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  22-09-2008

New certificates to prove palm oil sustainability

19/09/2008 (Business Green) - A programme to allow large palm oil users to prove that they are supporting sustainable production methods has gone into operation this week.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-09-2008

Minister lobbies EU over palm oil restrictions

19/09/2008 (The Jakarta Post) - Indonesia, the world's largest palm oil producer, has sent Agriculture Minister Anton Apriyantono to lobby the European Union (EU), over concerns the group were planning a policy that would limit imports of the commodity.