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Strong buying sentiment drives CPO uptrend at RM4,200
CPO prices forecast to dip amidst surplus soybean supply
Bullish outlook seen for Malaysian crude palm oil futures
Sunflower Processing in Ukraine Hits Three-Month High, Exports Drive Growth across the global market
India's June vegoil imports seen up
BOMBAY (June 13 2003) : Edible oil imports by India, the world's largestbuyer, are expected to surge in June from a year due to poor availabilityof domestic oils, traders and industry officials said on Thursday.
Indonesia sees higher palm oil output and exports
KUALA LUMPUR (June 17 2003) : Indonesia's crude palm oil production couldtouch nearly 10 million tonnes this year, up nine percent from last yearbecause of higher yields, an Indonesian industry official said on Monday.
Keng Yaik Becomes Honorary Fellow Of Inc. Society
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 (Bernama) -- Primary Industries Minister Datuk SeriDr Lim Keng Yaik has become an Honorary Fellow of the Incorporated Societyof Planters (ISP).
Pakistan receives $16 million Japanese aid for soy
KARACHI (June 14 2003) : Pakistan has received a Japanese aid of $ 16million to import soyabean oil.
Asian edible oils: overbought India sidelined, eye
KUALA LUMPUR (June 11 2003) : India, the world's largest edible oilconsumer, is overbought and unlikely to buy more oil in June, puttingpressure on volatile palm oil prices, traders said on Tuesday.
China buys large quantities of soyaoil due to high
HONG KONG (June 10 2003) : China has bought large quantities of soyaoildue to high domestic vegetable oils prices while a few soyabean cargoesare stranded at ports amid worries Beijing is trying to curb bean imports,traders said on Monday.
Ghee makers get triple relief: will consumers bene
KARACHI (June 08 2003) : Three incentives have been provided to vegetableghee industry in the national budget for 2003-04, and market sources areof the view that ghee makers would pass on the benefit of these incentivesto the consumers.
India expected to purchase more Malaysian palm oil
Thursday, June 12 2003 - INDIA is expected to buy more palm oil fromMalaysia in the next few months as its crop output dropped because of adeadly heatwave that has killed more than 1,000 people and dried upplantations.
Malaysian palm oil exports rise
KUALA LUMPUR (June 11 2003) : Some traders believed Malaysia's palm oilexports for the whole of June could fall to 800,000 tonnes, from 1.08million tonnes in May, because main buyers like India and China are wellcovered.
