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14/10/2013 (Bloomberg) - Palm shipments from Indonesia advanced in September for the first time in four months on reduced supplies of substitutes, boosting demand for the most-consumed cooking oil from the world’s biggest producer.

14/10/2013 (Reuters) - India's palm oil imports surged 20.6 percent in September from a month ago, rising for the first time in four months, as a rebound in the rupee prompted refiners to raise purchases for the peak festive season.

14/10/2013 (Borneo Post) - The palm oil industry in Malaysia appears set for an uncertain few months, with a number of factors coming into play over the last quarter of the year that could push already low prices down even further, just at the time when production is about to peak.

14/10/2013 (Hindu Business Line) - Malaysian palm oil futures on BMD ended lower on profit-taking after five straight days of gains, although the downside was limited due to positive industry data released Thursday. Market movements in BMD may be slow Monday, as Tuesday is a public holiday in Malaysia and the Oct. 1-15 export data will be released Wednesday.

14/10/2013 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil fell for a second day on speculation that India slowed purchases as the world’s biggest consumer harvests a record oilseed crop.

14/10/2013 (Reuters) - Solvent Extractors Association of India;

12/10/2013 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures eased slightly on Friday due to profit-taking after five days of gains, with trading seen range-bound as the focus shifts to U.S. lawmakers who are struggling to reach a deal to avert a possible sovereign default next week.

12/10/2013 (The Star) - With barely three months left in 2013, many oil palm players seem to have come to terms with the likelihood that crude palm oil (CPO) won\'t climb back above the RM2,500 per tonne mark by year-end.

12/10/2013 (Confectionery Production) - British company BM TRADA has become the world’s first certification body to be accredited for a sustainable palm oil scheme.

12/10/2013 (Reuters) - India's palm oil imports may have gone up in September for the first time in four months after a rally in the rupee cut costs, a Reuters survey showed, and that trend could continue next month because of buying for the festival season.

12/10/2013 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil retreated for the first time in six days on speculation that imports from India, the world’s biggest buyer, will decline before the country’s record oilseed harvest.

12/10/2013 (Forests News, Center for International Forestry Research) - If notoriously non-biodiverse oil palm plantations are developed only on degraded land, they will cause less damage to biodiversity, advise researchers from the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR).