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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

MPOB Introduces New Technologies For Use In Oil Palm Industry

SIBU, Nov 16 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) has launched more than 300 kinds of technologies for use in the country's oil palm industry.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Increased edible oil imports affecting farmers

20/11/05 MUMBAI (The Economic Times) - Increase in the imports of edible oils has started to show its effect on the farmers who are getting low realisation for their produce, industry experts said, warning that condition can worsen if it is not checked.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Polluting river: Oil palm firm fined RM25,000

18/11/05 Sandakan (The Edge Daily) - An oil palm company was slapped with a hefty RM25,000 fine by Sessions Court Judge Ismail Ibrahim Friday for flushing into the river effluent exceeding the permitted concentrate.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Asean Palm Fibre Venture To Take Off Once Leaders Endorse

17/11/05 KUALA LUMPUR, (Bernama) -- A palm fibre manufacturing venture looks set to take off once Asean leaders endorse the project when they converge for their annual summit here next month.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Malaysia to Switch to Bio-Diesel

16/11/05 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) - Malaysia will switch to bio-diesel next year - a year ahead of schedule - with government vehicles slated to start using the palm oil-laced fuel to cushion the impact of rising fuel prices, a news report said Wednesday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Plantation stocks may take a pause

17/11/05 (The Star) - Plantation shares may consolidate in the short term after their recent price rally on Bursa Malaysia, commodity analysts say. But they add that whether that happens depends on the direction of crude palm oil (CPO) prices, as well as exports and stock levels over the next two months.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Indian edible oil imports rise

16/11/2005 NEW DELHI (Reuters): Edible oil imports by India, the world's largest buyer, rose to 5.04 million tonnes in the year to October from 4.4 million tonnes in the previous year, a leading industry organisation said Wednesday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Felda moves into herbal business

21/11/05 (The Star) - FOR almost 50 years, Federal Land Development Authority has made numerous inroads in the cultivation of oil palm and rubber, providing a better life for its settlers.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Fats and Oils Industry Profiled -- with Forecasts Through 2013 -- in New Analysis

17/11/05 (soyatech.com) - Business Trend Analysts has just published the latest edition of its study titled "The 2005/2006 Market Outlook for the Fats and Oils." This 545 page report analyzes the size and projected growth of the markets for corn, soybean, peanut, canola, fish, and other oils; edible and inedible tallow; grease; and lard. Demand is also examined from an en-use perspective, covering both edible and inedible uses. This report provides extensive information on raw materials, foreign trade, and industry economics. Consumer surveys track usage patterns for salad/cooking oils, shortening, cooking sprays, margarine, and butter. Major competitors are also profiled.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

Cleaner Biodiesel Developed at the Tokyo Institute of Technology

17/11/05 (soyatech.com) - New York Times Full Feed via NewsEdge Corporation : Biodiesel fuel -- soybean or other oil that has been converted for use in diesel engines -- is slowly catching on in the United States. The National Biodiesel Board, an industry group, estimates that some 75 million gallons will be produced this year, triple the production in 2004.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-11-2005

China Looks at Biodiesel to Ease Energy Demand

16/11/05 HANGZHOU (Asia Pulse) - Wang Zongyi, a Chinese taxi driver, has to calculate his driving cost every day as oil prices keep hiking amid worldwide fear of a energy shortage.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  16-11-2005

Edible oil imports rise 15 pc in 2004-05 season

15/11/05 (Business Line) - IMPORTS of edible oils into the country during the oil season 2004-05 (November/October) have increased by 15 per cent to 50.42 lakh tonnes compared to 43.96 lakh tonnes imported last season.