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MPOB Monthly Report Imminent: Malaysia's Palm Oil Stockpiles May Surge Past 2.6 Million Tonnes as Strong El Niño Fuels Distant-Month Supply Cut Expectations
CPO prices seen between RM4,400-RM4,650 per tonne in August - MPOC
CPO futures end mostly higher on soybean oil gains
Range-bound price action likely for CPO
Govt agrees to palm oil biomass for power project
Govt agrees to palm oil biomass for power project28 February 2001 - THE Government has, in principle, agreed to the palmoil biomass project for the generation of power although electricityproduced this way may be priced slightly higher than that of gas, Energy,Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Amar Leo Moggie said.
India's soyoil imports seen rising on lower duty
India's soyoil imports seen rising on lower dutyNEW DELHI, Feb 28 (Reuters) - India's soybean oil imports are likely toincrease following the government's decision to raise import duties on allvegetable oils and leave soyoil duties unchanged in the 2001/02 budget,traders said on Wednesday.
Oil palm industry feeling the pinch of low prices
Palm oil subsidy for industries
Palm oil subsidy for industriesMonday, 26 February 2001 : The Government will subsidise palm oil used bypower plants and the industrial sector to help stabilise the price of thecommodity, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik said.
Palm trees farming encouraged
Guthrie presses ahead with Indon estate deal
Guthrie presses ahead with Indon estate deal Thursday, February 22, 2001 - Kumpulan Guthrie Bhd will proceed with itsUS$350mil (RM1.33bil) deal to purchase 25 oil palm plantations in Indonesia from the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (Ibra) despiteprotests by residents claiming ownership over parts of the land to besold.Guthrie chief executive officer Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim said therehad been no communication from Ibra about renegotiation of the deal asreported recently.
India may hike duty on crucial farm items
Meeting on palm oil exporters' transport woes
Palm oil exporters will have to opt for local line
Palm oil exporters will have to opt for local linesBusiness Times - 14 February 2001LOCAL palm oil exporters, scheduled to meet Transport Ministry officialstoday to address their problem of securing bulk tankers, have to opt forlocal lines' services even though their foreign counterparts offer cheaperrates.
