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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-02-2008

Veg oil imports to go up by 7% in India

20/02/2008 (Commodity Online), New Delhi - The vegetable oil scene in the country is unlikely to improve with the industry predicting that India’s vegetable oil imports are bound to go up this year by around 7 per cent.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-02-2008

Vegetable oil import may surge 7.2%

20/02/2008 (My Iris) - The India`s vegetable oil imports in 2007-08 (October-September) are likely to increase by 7.2% at around 5.9 million tons, against 5.5 million tons last year, due to lower carry forward stock of oilseed and rising oil consumption, reports Business Standard.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-02-2008

Price hike of oil, salt

20/02/2008 (The New Nation, Bangladesh) - Uptrend in the price of consumable items including edible oil and salt has made consumers to pay more. The import price of edible oil as well as salt has again increased in recent months. The production of edible oil and salt in the processing units, run by local businessmen, are import-dependent. It is reported that import and processing of edible oil has turned more expensive. Businessmen are paying higher prices for the imported products from the countries of origin. The owners of processing units are paying higher import price plus the Value Added Tax (VAT).

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-02-2008

Cooking oil, ghee prices hike breaks poor’s back

21/02/2008 (The Post, Pakistan), Lahore - The prices of cooking oil and ghee showed an upward trend owing to its high demand increasing from Rs 10 to Rs 15 per kilogram during the last one month in the whole sale markets, The Post learnt on Wednesday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-02-2008

CPO up despite rise in inventory

20/02/2008 (The Star Online), Petaling Jaya - Crude palm oil (CPO) inventory hit a record last month while the commodity's futures contract climbed to a fresh peak of RM3,625 per tonne yesterday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-02-2008

Bad Biofuel Policy Boosts Asian Inflation

19/02/2008 (Asia Sentinel) - The US decision to divert food crops for motor-fuel is proving a costly mistake – especially for Asia.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-02-2008

Palm oil scores new high on soyoil, demand

19/02/2008 (The News - International, Pakistan), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian crude palm oil futures jumped 3.4 per cent on Monday to hit another high as ruined oilseed crops in China fuelled massive buying in the global vegetable oil markets, traders said.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-02-2008

Edible Oil futures continue to boom

19/02/2008 (Commodity Online), Mumbai - Palm oil futures in Malaysia soared to a record amid speculation demand for the vegetable oil may increase after severe snowstorms damaged China's rapeseed crop.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-02-2008

Mentiga wants to ride on oil palm sector

19/02/2008 (The Star Online), Kuala Lumpur - Mentiga Corp Bhd will invest RM25mil to develop 5,000 acres in Sungai Lembing, Pahang, for the planting of oil palm this year.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-02-2008

Millions paid in taxes but Balung road in terrible state

16/02/2008 (The Daily Express News, East Malaysia), Tawau - Oil Palm plantation smallholders in Sungai Bolong, Balung feel the taxes they have paid to the Government on some RM140 million worth of palm oil they produce annually does not match the quality of roads they are hoping for.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-02-2008

Farmers prefer to sow oil seed crops instead of cereal crops

19/02/2008 (The Daily Times, Pakistan), Lahore - The farmers would get attractive price of canola and other seed crops, as the price of palm oil has increased in the international market, Daily Times learnt here on Monday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-02-2008

Rising food prices hurt consumers hard

18/02/2008 (The Economic Times), New Delhi - January has been a sizzler for world food prices. Everything from vegetable oils to coffee to sugar became more expensive. For a food trading country such as India, that is a mixed blessing.