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Palm Oil Stakeholders Need To Navigate Market Dynamics To Ensure Continued Growth
CPO futures close lower amid concerns over B40 biodiesel implementation
CPO market to trade in yo-yo mode next week amid holiday, production concerns
MSPO 2.0: Experts see stronger global position for Malaysian palm oil
Sierra Leone Keen To Replicate Malaysia's Felda Scheme
21/11/05 KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- Sierra Leone, is keen to replicate Malaysia's Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) scheme as part of efforts to develop its agriculture sector and eradicate poverty.
Outcome Of WTO Talks Must Be Win-win For All
16/11/05 South Korea (Bernama) -- Malaysia says the result of the upcoming World Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiations in Hong Kong must be a win-win situation for all.
ARGENTINA 'SOY KING' SEES GRAIN OUTPUT DOWN 05 - 06
22/11/05 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (Reuters) - Argentina's "soy king", Gustavo Grobocopatel, predicted on Tuesday that grain production will take a dive this season despite expanded soybean area.
OILWORLD EXPECTS RISE IN EXPORTERS' SOYOIL STOCK
22/11/05 HAMBURG, (Reuters) - Soyoil stocks in the main exporting countries the U.S., Argentina and Brazil are likely to reach 1,487,000 tonnes on December 31, 2005, up a hefty 351,000 tonnes on the year, Hamburg-based oilseeds analysts Oil World forecasts.
MALAYSIA IOI EYES GREEN ENERGY EXPENSION IN EUROPE
22/11/05 AMSTERDAM, (Reuters) - Leading Malaysian palm oil producer IOI Group is considering expanding in Europe's growing "green" energy market, its Dutch-based European arm Loders Croklaan said on Tuesday.
Russia set 15 pc import tax for packaged palm oil
Decree of Russian government, dated October 13 this year "About Approval of the Rates of Import Customs Duties for Palm Oil" has entered into force.
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.
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.
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.
