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OILS & FATS  
  21-11-2025

India's palm oil imports to rebound from five-year low on competitive prices

20/11/2025 (Reuters), Mumbai - India's palm oil imports are expected to rebound by nearly 20% in the new marketing year, driven by competitive pricing that is helping the tropical oil regain market share, the head of an industry body said on Thursday.

OILS & FATS  
  21-11-2025

Ecoscience wins RM55.8 mil design-build job for palm oil mill in Sabah

20/11/2025 (The Edge Malaysia), Kuala Lumpur - Ecoscience International Bhd (KL:EIB) has secured a RM55.85 million contract for the design-build and turnkey replacement of plant and machinery for a 30-tonne-per-hour palm oil mill in Sabah.

OILS & FATS  
  21-11-2025

Posco, GS Caltex secure palm oil supply with $1b Indonesia push

20/11/2025 (The Korea Herald) - South Korean trading and energy company Posco International and oil refiner GS Caltex are expanding their palm oil footprint in Indonesia, stepping up investment as global competition intensifies for the key commodity used in food production and biofuels.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Palm oil higher on strong soyoil

20/11/2025 (Business Recorder), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian palm oil futures rose to their highest close in almost three weeks on Wednesday after rising for five straight sessions, supported by stronger soyoil prices.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Palm Oil’s Biggest Challenge: Negative Perception And Trust

19/11/2025 (GAPKI), Nusa Dua, Bali - The palm oil industry is now reaching a critical point in dealing with the global regulatory pressures and negative perception on palm oil. It was stated by Adjunct Professor Pietro Paganini from John Cabot University, Rome, during a panel discussion on the second day of the 21st IPOC 2025 on Friday (14/11/2025) at BICC The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Palm Oil Edges Higher as China Buys, India Demand Softens

19/11/2025 (Jakarta Globe), Jakarta - Palm oil steadied above 4,200 ringgit (MYR) per tonne on Wednesday, extending a modest rebound as a weaker ringgit and firmer Dalian markets offered support, even as policy risks in Indonesia capped gains.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Sarawak Oil Palms focuses on yield improvement amid land cap

19/11/2025 (The Edge Malaysia), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian palm oil producer Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd (KL:SOP) is focusing on maximising yields from existing plantations, as the state grapples with lower productivity compared to other regions in Malaysia.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Campaign to Promote Green Plantations

19/11/2025 (The Star) - Malaysia is actively working to dispel misconceptions about oil palm’s environmental impact through targeted educational programmes and activities.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Johor Plantations’ 9M25 Net Profit Soars 45.5% To RM256.4 Million

19/11/2025 (Business Today) - Johor Plantations Group Bhd (JPG) delivered a standout set of results for the nine months ended Sept 30, 2025 (9M25), with net profit surging 45.5% year-on-year to RM256.4 million, powered by higher sales volumes and firmer crude palm oil (CPO) and palm kernel (PK) prices.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Land use that feeds the world: A case for sustainable palm oil

19/11/2025 (The Star) - BRAZIL is a new producer of one of the most important edible oils in the world – palm oil.

OILS & FATS  
  20-11-2025

Speculative rise in crude oil prices supported vegetable oil quotes

19/11/2025 (UkrAgroConsult) - Rising soybean and soybean oil prices in Chicago, as well as a slight speculative rise in crude oil prices, have halted the decline in palm oil prices, but markets remain under pressure from increasing supply and falling demand.

OILS & FATS  
  19-11-2025

AI boom is turning Malaysia’s palm oil estates into data centres

19/11/2025 (Business Times), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia’s palm oil giants, long-blamed for razing rainforests, fuelling toxic haze and driving orangutans to the brink of extinction, are recasting themselves as unlikely champions in a different, potentially greener race: the quest to lure the world’s artificial intelligence (AI) data centres to the South-east Asian country.