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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-07-2011

Neste Oil Expands Input Stream To Include Jatropha, Camelina

19/07/2011 (Biodiesel Magazine) - In an effort to diversify its feedstock portfolio to allow for input flexibility, Neste Oil said it plans to use jatropha and camelina oils to produce its NExBTL renewable diesel fuel. By introducing these new raw materials in its feedstock base, Neste Oil will increase the proportion of nonfood materials and other inputs that can be grown in cultivated areas less suited for food crops.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-07-2011

Nigeria Spends N99.2tr on Food Importation, Says Agric Minister

19/07/2011 (The Nation Newspaper) - The Federal Government spent over N99 trillion on food importation between 2007 and 2010, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Developments,Dr.Akinwumi Adesina, said yesterday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-07-2011

EU Does Not Blink on Biodiesel Despite Climate Change Concerns

19/07/2011 (Biofuels Digest) - In Brussels, the EU will proceed with investment in the biodiesel sector despite a series of leaked EU reports that indicated palm oil, soybeans and rapeseed based biodiesel had a bigger overall impact than conventional diesel on climate change due to the forests and wetlands being destroyed to grow replacement food.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-07-2011

Hidden Carbon Emissions From Trade Offsets Impacts Of Reforestation

19/07/2011 (Eurasia Review) - Countries that appear to have reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through reforestation may have simply “displaced” the emissions to another country, by increasing their imports of food, timber and wood. A new EU study highlights the need to recognise this ‘loophole’ in ongoing emission targets.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  19-07-2011

Indonesia Appoints Auditors For Green Palm Oil Body

19/07/2011 (Reuters Africa) - Indonesia is forging ahead with its own green palm oil body to regulate and punish firms that do not adhere to environmental standards.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Analysis: EU cushions Biodiesel From Damning Carbon Research

18/07/2011 (Reuters) - The EU will protect existing investment in its $13 billion biodiesel sector even as it acts on new evidence that suggests making the fuel from food crops can do more harm than good in fighting climate change.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Crude Palm Oil Futures Decline on Global Cues

18/07/2011 (Business Standard) - Crude palm oil prices declined by Rs 3.50 to Rs 481.50 per 10 kg in futures trade today as traders reduced their positions, taking cues from weak global market

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Finland\'s Neste Announces Shift Away From Palm Oil

18/07/2011 (Helsinki Times) - Finnish government-controlled refiner Neste Oil said in a statement Thursday it would expand its biofuel feedstock base to include jatropha and camelina oils.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Malaysia To EU: Open Up, On Biofuels Deliberations

18/07/2011 (Biofuels Digest) - In Belgium, Mustapa Mohamed, Malaysia’s Trade and Industry Minister, stated that more transparency was needed in the EU’s deliberations regarding how it intends to determine the environmental impacts of biofuels and whether or not to limit biofuel imports produced on either farmland or former forests.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Petrobras Biofuels Says Production Up 10-fold in Three Years

18/07/2011 (Platts) - Petrobras Biofuels marked three years of existence Friday with a 10-fold increase in production, with annual capacity of 1.7 billions liter/year, up from 170 million liters in 2008, the company said Friday.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Chinese Entrepreneurs To Invest In Benin Palm Oil Production

18/07/2011 (Bloomberg) - A delegation of Chinese agricultural engineers and entrepreneurs decided to invest at least 1 billion CFA Francs ($2.15 million) in Benin’s palm oil industry after a visit to the western African nation.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  18-07-2011

Minimum Wage For Plantation Workers

18/07/2011 (Borneo Post) - The regulations on minimum wages for plantation workers would likely be enforced either end of this year or early next year, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Tan Sri Bernard Dompok said yesterday.