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Malaysian palm oil futures fall under fundamental pressure, amplifying the impact on other oil prices
Palm oil consumption forecast to increase
Palm oil inventories to stay elevated next year
CPO Reference Price Falls 3.9 Percent in December 2025
World Bank Group publishes draft framework for sustainable palm oil
28/07/2010 (Cosmetic Design.com) - The World Bank and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have released a draft framework for engagement in the palm oil sector, in the hope of promoting positive change.
Day 100: Little Oil on Surface, Long Road Ahead
28/07/2010 (AOL) - On Day 100, the worst of the BP oil spill appears to be over, although the cleanup remains a huge challenge.
VEGOILS-Palm oil firm on output worry, India demand weighs
28/07/2010 (Reuters), Jakarta - Malaysian crude palm oil closed up 0.4 percent on Wednesday on concern that rains will slow output, which countered expectations of slowing demand from India.
Liberia: Fertile Ground for Ambitious Equatorial Palm Oil
28/07/2010 (Proactiveinvestor, United Kingdom) - Rarely is Liberia cited as one of Africa’s emerging, vibrant economies.
Industry moves to sustainable palm oil
25/07/2010 (Organic and Wellness News) - There is global concern over palm oil being sourced from Indonesia and South East Asia where tropical forests have been cleared to make way for plantations, which have threatened the orangutan. This has led to major food retailers and suppliers to introduce plans to source sustainable palm oil or to ban palm oil in food.
Pakistan’s July palm oil imports high for Ramazan
23/07/2010 (Daily Times, Pakistan), Islamabad - Pakistan’s palm oil imports rose sharply in July and are likely to top 250,000 tonnes to cover demand for the holy month of Ramzan, a top industry official said on Thursday.
The curse of Asia\'s super crop
23/07/2010 (The Sydney Morning Herald) - Consider two Mars bars, each containing palm oil. One uses oil from a sustainable plantation, the other uses oil from plantations associated with the deaths of endangered orang-utans or tigers. Which would you buy? The answer may be obvious, but for businesses using palm oil - in products ranging from shampoos and chips to lipstick and salad dressing - the problem is more complex.
Copious crop carries hidden cost
23/07/2010 (Sydney Morning Herald) - CONSIDER two Mars bars. They both contain palm oil. But whereas one uses oil sourced from a sustainable plantation, the other uses oil from plantations associated with the deaths of endangered orang-utans or tigers. Which would you buy? The answer may be obvious to you, but for businesses involved in using palm oil, the products of which range from shampoos and chips to lipstick and salad dressing, the problem is more complex.
Palm Oil Jumps Most in More Than Three Months on Demand Outlook
22/07/2010 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil advanced the most in more than three months on the outlook for increased demand from Asian nations set to celebrate major religious festivals.
