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Palm oil dips as India import tax concerns counter weak supply outlook
Palm oil production to exceed 19mil mt next year, says analyst
India's palm oil imports plunge as buyers shift to soyoil
Global vegetable oil production continues to grow
Brazilian soya producers slow to sell, weigh mad c
SAO PAULO (May 25 2003) : Business volume on Brazil's physical soya marketwas sluggish as producers held back in hopes of higher prices despiteconcerns over mad cow disease that triggered light nearby covering, saidtraders.
Brazilian soya output seen up 20 percent as corn p
SAO PAULO (May 21 2003) : Poor corn prices should prompt Brazilian farmersto expand soya planting in 2003-04 to put out as much as 10 milliontonnes, or 20 percent more soya than last season, analysts said onTuesday.
Oil World sees falling Malaysian palm oil stocks
HAMBURG (May 21 2003) : Malaysian palm oil stocks may fall again in Mayas net exports and domestic use are likely to exceed the country'sproduction, Hamburg-based newsletter Oil World said.
Pakistan's palm oil market remains bullish
KARACHI (May 21 2003) : Pakistan's palm oil market has been bullish in thelast week due to local demand and dealers said on Tuesday the market hadroom for further imports.
PIPOC 2003 To Unveil Latest Findings In Palm Oil I
KUALA LUMPUR, May 20 (Bernama) -- The biennial Palm Oil InternationalCongress 2003 (PIPOC) this year will showcase a wider spectrum of theindustry's strength moving forward as the cheapest edible oil in theworld.
Indian Govt Rules Out Cut in Palm Oil Import Duty
NEW DELHI, May 19 - The Indian government today ruled out a cut in importduty on crude palm oil (CPO), saying the current rate of tariff isadequate for catering to the domestic requirements.
Indonesia to Export 42,000 Tons of Crude Palm Oil
MEDAN, May 19 - The Indonesian palm oil association Gapki said Indonesiawill start exporting 42,000 tons of crude palm oil [CPO] to Russia under acountertrade scheme between the two countries.
Philippine oleochemical industry threatened by urb
05/05/03 - The oleochemical sector in the Philippines may face a crisis inthe future as the supply of coconut oil feedstocks declines. The countryis currently on of the world's largest producers of coconut oil, butproduction is under threat from urbanisation and oleochemical producersface growing competition from other applications.
Chronic problem of edible oil shortage
(May 17 2003) : It is an undisputed fact that Pakistan has been confrontedwith the problem of short production of edible oils since Independence. Asa result, the country has to import them in large volumes at the expenseof the hard-earned foreign exchange year after year.