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30/03/2011 (FT Adviser) - Commodities remain a "long-term bet" for investors and an "aggressive phase" in growth is coming in the short term, fund managers in sector said today during a meeting at the Association of Investment Companies (AIC).

30/03/2011 (Business Times) - KAZAKHSTAN, Malaysia's largest trading partner in central Asia, is keen to have more investments from Malaysia and is providing attractive incentives.

30/03/2011 (Jakarta Globe) - A pilot project for forest conservation in Central Kalimantan continues to be plagued by land use violations, an official said on Monday.

30/03/2011 (Agrimoney.com) - The Turnaround Tuesday idea beloved by Chicago traders would dictate a better day for agricultural commodities.

30/03/2011 (Reuters) - Palm oil giant Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology (SMART) and affiliated companies plan to invest up to 9 trillion rupiah ($1 billion) until 2015 in downstream business, the firm said in a statement on Wednesday.

30/03/2011 (CosmeticsDesign.com) - With rising consumer awareness over negative social and environmental effects of palm oil production, the cosmetics and personal care industry is under increasing pressure to use palm oil that is sustainably sourced.

30/03/2011 (India Infoline Ltd) - But buying picked up in March with 110 400 tons being bought from Malaysia in the period between March 1 and March 25.

30/03/2011 (Stock Market Wire) - Biofutures to looking at the viability of owning its own plantation following the recent extreme volatility of feedstock prices.

30/03/2011 (EcoGeneration) - The challenges of counting feedstock for biofuels production in Australia and demonstrating its sustainability credentials is high on the agenda for the Australian bioenergy industry. Dr Joely Taylor from the CSIRO reports.

30/03/2011 (VIVAnews.com) - Domestic prices of cooking oil, flour, instant noodle, and cattle food are affected by the high prices of global prices of crude palm oil, wheat, corn and soyabean.

30/03/2011 (Bloomberg) - Farmers in the U.S. and China are likely to plant more corn and cotton for harvesting this year, partly at the expensive of soybeans, industry forecaster Oil World reported.

30/03/2011 (Associated Press of Pakistan) - Chairman Board of Investment (BOI), Saleem H. Mandviwalla on Tuesday met with four Malaysian Ministers and discussed with them promotion of bilateral trade and investment relations between the two countries.The Chairman who is heading a 30-member Pakistan delegation of top representatives of private sector and official of BOI is on a 3-day official visit of Malaysia to woo Malaysian investors to invest in Pakistan, said a press release received here from Kuala Lumpur.High Commissioner for Pakistan in Malaysia, Masood Khalid, Dato Mohammad Salim Fateh Din, Chairman of Malaysia Pakistan Joint Business Council, Saadat Muzaffar, CEO, Punjab BOI & Trade, Zubair Habib, CEO National Industrial Park (NIP), Syed Asghar Abbas Rizvi, Director General BOI and Syed Feroz Shah, Advisor, BOI were also present.