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MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  07-05-2010

Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur agree to deal with campaigns against palm oil

07/05/2010 (ANTARA News), Yogyakarta - Indonesia and Malaysia, the world`s two largest palm oil producers, agreed at a meeting here on Thursday to deal with negative campaigns against the two countries` palm oil industry.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  07-05-2010

Brazil Announces Plan For Sustainable Palm Oil

06/05/2010 (Tree Hunger) - Palm oil production has long been a contentious issue and a double-edged sword. On the one hand, the oil's renewable source and application as biofuel make it an appealing alternative, but on the other, some of the most devastating deforestation has occurred to cultivate it. But in a policy move designed to both protect its remaining forests and replenish parts already lost, Brazil announced today a plan to expand its palm oil cultivation into previously deforested regions, promising a sustainable alternative to the destructive methods practiced in other parts of the world.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  06-05-2010

Unilever pledges to continue to buy CPO from Indonesia

06/05/2010 (The Jakarta Post) - Unilever, the world’s biggest purchaser of palm oil, says it will continue to buy at least 65 percent of the company’s crude palm oil (CPO) from Indonesia despite suspending orders from massive palm oil producer PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology (SMART).

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  06-05-2010

Oil palms and profits from energy demand

06/05/2010 (Economic Times) - Baby vegetables may have glamour. But oil palms – nerdy tropical trees with oily fruit – have won the corporate farming sweepstakes. Oil palm plantations have become to cooking oil companies what coal blocks are to power plants: a sure-shot bet on India’s exploding energy demand.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  06-05-2010

Malaysia, Indonesia palm oil groups unite against critics

05/05/2010 (AFP), Kuala Lumpur - Palm oil producers from Malaysia said Wednesday they had formed a coalition with their counterparts in Indonesia to counter intensified campaigns that blame the industry for rapid deforestation.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-05-2010

A News Analysis

05/05/2010 (Bernama), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia's palm oil industry is worth about RM50 billion annually and chances are that revenue may even touch RM60 billion this year, if current prices remain steady until the end of the year.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  05-05-2010

Rain forest advocacy group slams Cargill

04/05/2010 (Star Tribune) - Cargill Inc.'s Indonesian palm oil business is under fire from an environmental advocacy group for allegedly using practices linked to rain forest destruction.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-05-2010

Palm oil players in M’sia, Indonesia form group

04/05/2010 (The Star Online), Kuching - Palm oil producers in Indonesia and Malaysia have established the Indonesia-Malaysia Palm Oil Group (IMPOG) to formalise their collaboration on sustainable palm oil development.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-05-2010

Oil palm investments by RPCs showing high returns

04/05/2010 (Daily Mirror) - The Planters' Association of Ceylon says diversification by Regional Plantation Companies (RPCs) into non-traditional areas such as palm oil cultivation and processing, is showing good results.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-05-2010

Global shortage to keep coconut oil on the boil

04/05/2010 (Financial Express), Kochi - Higher demand for palm oil and low coconut production in Philippines and some parts of Indonesia because of the drought are likely to support coconut oil prices in India in the long-term, a report by the Agricultural Market Intelligence Centre (AMIC) of the Kerala Agricultural University said.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-05-2010

Petrobras, Galp to Invest $530 Million in Biodiesel

03/05/2010 (Bloomberg) - Brazil’s Petroleo Brasileiro SA and Portugal’s Galp Energia SGPS plan to invest $530 million to produce biodiesel for the European market.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  04-05-2010

Palm Oil Declines on Concern Edible Oils Demand May Drop

03/05/2010 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil, little changed, may drop amid concerns that demand for the edible oil may weaken as supply expands.