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Malaysian palm oil falls on rising June stockpile
Global palm oil prices likely to remain stable in 2025
Palm Oil Prices To Hold Despite Policy-Driven Support: BMI
Malaysian Palm Oil Futures: Navigating Volatility in a Sea of Oversupply and Sustainability Pressures
US labelling: 'No negative impact on CPO price'
25/1/2006 (Busienss Times) - THE imposition of trans-fatty acid labelling by the US from this month will not have any negative impact on the price of crude palm oil (CPO), K&N Kenanga Bhd vice-president and head of research Seow Choong Liang said.
GHope, Godiver in biodiesel venture
24/1/2006 (Business Times) - GOLDEN Hope Plantations Bhd is widening its global foray in biodiesel by teaming up with Godiver Handelsgesellschaft mbH to produce biodiesel in the Netherlands.
Indonesian Govt Says Frontier Oil Palm Project to Boost Economy
24/1/06 JAKARTA, (Asia Pulse) - The government defend its plan for massive project to build oil palm plantations along the frontier areas in Kalimantan bordering on Malaysia describing it as having good economic prospects.
Malaysian orangutans on brink of extinction: scientists
24/1/06 PARIS (AFP) - Deforestation and palm oil plantations are driving orangutans in the Malaysian part of northeastern Borneo to the verge of extinction, according to a study.
Malaysian planters keen on Indon land
23/1/2006 (The Star) - MALAYSIAN plantation companies are still on an acquisition trail for land in Indonesia this year.
India could harvest bigger summer oilseed crop
22/1/2006 New Delhi (Daily Times) - India, the world's leading edible oil importer, is likely to harvest a bigger summer crop because of ample soil moisture and an increase in the area under oilseeds cultivation, an industry association said on Saturday.
Malaysian investors going into Indonesia
23/1/06 (The Star) - MALAYSIAN companies are expected to intensify their investments in Indonesia this year.
Concessions for development of POIC
20/1/06 Kota Kinabalu (Sabah Daily Express) - The Government is giving special concessions for the development of the palm oil industrial cluster (POIC) in Lahad Datu as investors' interest grows. Officials of POIC Sabah Sdn Bhd, the developer of the cluster, were told that requirements for the setting up of palm oil refineries within POIC Lahad Datu will be less restrictive. The details are being worked out.
Govt Gets Final Shipment Of Locomotives
21/1/06 PORT KLANG (Bernama) -- The government Saturday received the final shipment of 20 high-powered diesel locomotives from China which will help to boost Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd (KTM Bhd) freight services capacity by five-fold.