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MPOB Monthly Report Imminent: Malaysia's Palm Oil Stockpiles May Surge Past 2.6 Million Tonnes as Strong El Niño Fuels Distant-Month Supply Cut Expectations
Malaysia’s palm oil stocks rise in July despite 14.5pc jump in exports
Malaysian end of July palm oil stocks hit near two-year high
CPO futures end mostly higher on soybean oil gains
Malaysia Is Still World\'s Main Producer Of Quality Palm Oil
12/05/2009 (Bernama), Sandakan - Malaysia is still the world's biggest exporter of quality palm oil with revenue of RM65 billion last year.
No Plan To Remove Windfall Tax, Says Najib
12/05/2009 (Bernama), Kuala Lumpur - The government has no plan to remove the windfall tax for oil palm planters, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Razak said today.
Paradigm Shift Required To Increase Productivity Of Oil Palm
12/05/2009 (Bernama), Kuala Lumpur - Paradigm shift, through biotechnology, is required to increase productivity, efficient processing and the production of novel high-value products, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
Palm oil buyers face green scorecard, WWF says
12/05/2009 (Reuters), Singapore - Major palm oil buyers face being graded for their green credentials after figures showing they have bought only a fraction of the sustainable palm oil available, environmental group WWF said on Tuesday.
Action to boost sustainable palm oil
12/05/2009 (One World) - Only one percent of the sustainable palm oil available on the market has been bought, according to new figures released by the WWF today (Tuesday May 12).
Palm oil stocks hit two-year low
12/05/2009 (The Star Online), Petaling Jaya - Malaysian palm oil stocks fell to the lowest in almost two years in April as crude palm oil (CPO) production dropped further year-on-year amid lower demand and higher prices.
WWF to grade palm oil buyers
12/05/2009 (WWF), Gland, Switzerland – Only one percent of the sustainable palm oil available on the market has been bought, according to new figures released by the WWF today.
Palm Oil blazes targeted as a chief CO2 culprit
11/05/2009 (Click Green) - Recent research suggests that fires started by Asian farmers in order to clear land for palm oil production may have contributed over 30% of the increase in global atmospheric CO2.
