Berita Arkib

The Primary Industries Ministry hopes to get more businesses on board its "Love My Palm Oil" campaign to strengthen support for the country's palm oil industry.

If the African Union (AU) is to be believed, this is the year that the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) really starts to take shape. Forty-nine member states have signed up to the deal, and 15 of them have already ratified it – including South Africa, the continent’s second-largest economy.

Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah and his counterparts from several European Union (EU) member states, as well as EU parliamentarians dwelled into Malaysia-EU bilateral matters during his working visit to Brussels recently.

Malaysian palm oil futures on Friday rose to its highest in nearly seven months before giving up gains as a stronger ringgit weighed on the market

The United States urged Pristina on Friday to abolish 100-percent tariffs on goods imported from Serbia and Bosnia and continue talks on normalising ties with Belgrade

Malaysian palm oil futures hit their highest in nearly five months on Thursday on expectations of falling production.

Palm oil means different things to different people. For 650,000 Malaysian oil palm smallholders, it is a vital source of income. To KDU University College lecturers, students and its officials, they consider the vegetable oil nutritious and versatile in cooking.

Widespread cultivation of oil palm trees has been both an economic boon and an environmental disaster for tropical developing-world countries. New research points to a more sustainable path forward through engagement with small-scale producers.

Almost 90% of the world’s palm oil come from Malaysia and Indonesia. Together, these two countries dominate the global trade in palm oil.

With a scan of their smartphones, consumers can now track the journey of their fish meal to ensure it's a legal, ethical and sustainable product.

Average palm oil prices are set to climb this year, a Reuters poll showed, buoyed by slowing output-growth in top producer Indonesia and by robust demand for the commodity which is used to churn out products ranging from chocolate to biofuels.

Palm oil faces a strong resistance at RM2,304 per tonne, a break above which could lead to a gain into the range of RM2,322-2,351. The resistances is identified as the 261.8% projection level on an uptrend from RM1,979. The successive gains over the past few days have not been disrupted by any decent correction, which may be triggered by the current resistance.