Berita Arkib
09-10-2007
Sri Lanka to impose import taxes on raw and processed palm products
07/10/2007 (Colombo Page), Colombo - Sri Lanka's Ministry of Plantation Industries has decided to introduce import taxes on both processed and raw palm products.
09-10-2007
REFILE-ANALYSIS-Green fuels will save the earth - or not
05/10/2007 (Reuters), HONG KONG - The earth is too small to accommodate all the biofuels projects envisioned for the globe, and this raises doubts whether green fuels will ever play a big role in weaning the world off crude oil.
09-10-2007
Australia\'s Canola Harvest Forecast Cut 15% on Dry Weather
09/10/2007 (Bloomberg) - Australia, the world's third-largest canola exporter, may produce 15 percent less of the oilseed than earlier forecast after dry weather hurt crops in New South Wales state, eroding the benefit of higher export prices.
09-10-2007
Overweight on plantations, focus on small and mid-cap stocks
09/10/2007 (The Edge Daily) - ASEAMBANKERS Equity Research expects palm oil prices to stay firm over the next 12 months with the potential to test RM3,000 per tonne. This was against its earlier anticipation of softer palm oil prices of RM2,200-RM2,400 level as production enters seasonally higher production months and amidst significant production recovery from dry spell experienced earlier in the year.
09-10-2007
MMTC to import 21,000 tonnes of edible oil
09/10/2007 (The Hindu), New Delhi - Government-owned trading firm MMTC has invited bids for import of 21,000 tonnes of edible oil to meet the rising demand during the festive season.
09-10-2007
Firms urged to cancel price rises
09/10/2007 (The Nation Business) - Amid fears of an adverse impact from the floating of the cooking gas price later this year, the Commerce Ministry will call an urgent meting next week with 100 consumer-goods manufacturers to ask them to curb rising prices. The private sector has planned to ask the government's permission for price increases next month.
08-10-2007
Palm Oil May Drop 4.7% as Higher Output in India Lowers Imports
08/10/2007 (Bloomberg) - Palm oil futures in Malaysia may fall 4.7 percent in the next three weeks as above-average rainfall increases oilseed production in India, probably reducing overseas purchases of the commodity, TransGraph Consulting Pvt. said.
08-10-2007
High commodity prices lead to global resource boom
08/10/2007 (The Star Online) - THE strong demand for and rising prices of commodities have led to a natural resource boom globally, thus providing windfall gains to producing and exporting countries, experts said.
08-10-2007
Spiky, cute... and on the menu soon
07/10/2007 (The New Straits Times Online), KUALA LUMPUR - It’s no easy meal in the wild as any predator with a face full of razor-sharp quills will testify.
08-10-2007
Papua\'s forests and global warming
05/10/2007 (The Jakarta Post) - Papua is the size of California and is almost entirely covered by vast stretches of virgin rain forest spread over 41.5 million hectares -- or 23 percent of Indonesia's total forested area of 180 million hectares.
08-10-2007
Palm oil: Better to self-regulate
05/10/2007 (Daily Express News), Sandakan - Industrial Development Minister, Datuk Ewon Ebin said self-regulation is the key to the palm oil industry's sustainability over the long term.
08-10-2007
Why must the prices keep on rising?
05/10/2007 (The Daily Star) - If there is anything that disturbs and unnerves people as much as political violence, it is unbridled price hike of essentials, especially food items. And if there is anything challenging to the administration, it is controlling it. The country now faces a daunting list of problems that is a legacy of the past alliance government. Corruption has eaten away at the basic processes of administration.