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Palm oil to enjoy lower tariffs with new European trade deal
Malaysian palm oil falls on rising June stockpile
Palm oil rises on stronger crude, Chicago soyoil
Palm Oil Prices To Hold Despite Policy-Driven Support: BMI
Deluge of applications a reason for freeze on biodiesel licences
GSPI Consortium Plans 500-Million Gallons of Biofuels Production
30/6/06 9soyatech,com) - Green Star Products, Inc. (OTC:GSPI) (GreenStarUSA.com) announced today that it has finalized negotiations with a Consortium of Companies to produce up to 500-million gallons of Biofuels annually within five years.
TSH banks on new palm oil refinery
24/6/06 (The Star) - PETALING JAYA: TSH Resources Bhd is banking on its soon-to-be-completed palm oil refinery in Kunak, Tawau, to fuel the company's growth in the near future.
US-M’sia FTA can be concluded by year-end
26/6/06 (The Edge News) - The US-Malaysia free trade agreement (FTA) can be concluded by year-end as major benefits far outweigh any negative impacts, according to US-based Trade Adjustment Assistance Coalition (TAAC) executive director Howard Rosen.
M'sia & Kazakhstan Ink Pact On Avoidance Of Double Taxation
PUTRAJAYA, June 26 (Bernama) -- Malaysia and Kazakhstan Monday signed an agreement on the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income between two countries.
Markets support growth of biofuel plant
26/6/06 (The Star) - BIOFUEL stocks continue to ignite interest in the US. VeraSun Energy Corp, an ethanol producer, made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange in the middle of the month and drove off to a racy start.
Indonesia, Malaysia cooperate on biodiesel
21/6/06 (Asia Times) JAKARTA - Indonesia and Malaysia through their state-run oil and gas companies, Pertamina and Petronas respectively, will establish a cooperation in the exploitation of oil and gas resources and a joint research to produce palm oil-based biodiesel.
Glycerin Glut Sends Prices Plummeting
26/6/2006 (soyatech.com) - A glut of glycerinon world markets has caused prices of this versatile chemical to take a nosedive over the past year. The present oversupply of glycerin is mostly due to surging biodiesel fuel programs in Western Europe, which generate glycerin as a byproduct. Another factor is the rapid growth of the plant-derived oleochemicals industry in Southeast Asia, which also churns out excess glycerin.
EAC to Review External Tariffs As Dar Retains 10 Percent Duty On Palm Oil
20/6/06 ( Allafrica,com) - Tanzania will delay the implementation of the Common External Tariff (CET) rate of zero per cent on crude palm oil, for one year, and instead impose a duty rate of 10 per cent.
