PALM NEWS MALAYSIAN PALM OIL BOARD Tuesday, 29 Sep 2026

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Berita Arkib

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-06-2022

CPO futures end mostly lower on concerns over rising production

The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives extended last week’s downtrend to closed lower on Monday (June 20), the lowest since Jan 17, weighed by weak market fundamentals.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  21-06-2022

Cooking oil prices drop - soaps, noodles and detergents might follow suit

One of India’s top FMCG companies, Adani Wilmar reduced the prices of one of the priciest of groceries in recent times – cooking oil.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  20-06-2022

CPO futures forecast to trade with downside bias next week

KUALA LUMPUR: The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives is forecast to trade with a downside bias as the market continues to be plagued with expectations of higher output next week.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  20-06-2022

Don’t just rely on Indonesian, Bangladeshi workers, Zuraida tells palm oil producers

PETALING JAYA: Local palm oil producers should wean off reliance on Indonesian and Bangladeshi foreign workers amidst the “severe” shortage of about 120,000 workers, says Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin (pic).

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  20-06-2022

Indonesia’s involvement in RCEP & Sustaining the Palm Oil Industry: The Fate of Indonesia

Indonesia is home to the biggest palm oil cultivation in the world and has become the key actor in sufficing the global demand for palm oil. (Gro-Intelligence, 2016) Indonesia itself has sustained its position as a major producer of palm oil, due to the economic contribution of palm oil such as job creation and industrial promotion. (Suhartadi, 2019) Considering Indonesia’s intense export of palm oil, they see the importance of utilizing regional trade agreements to ease the conduct of export. Indonesia’s participation in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) has provided a series of opportunities to have fewer restrictions when it comes to trade in the region and other member countries. Indonesia’s involvement in the RCEP would affect the perpetuation of both several issues happening in Indonesia and their dependency on foreign markets for national income. I would like to discuss and elaborate the negative implications of Indonesia’s involvement in RCEP to the palm oil industry, domestic supplies, and the welfare of Indonesian workers.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  20-06-2022

Palm oil posts weekly decline of nearly 8pc

JAKARTA: Malaysian palm oil futures posted a second consecutive weekly loss of about 8% on Friday, weighed by rising Indonesian exports and an expectation of improving output.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  20-06-2022

Transforming business with digital technology in oil palm industry in India

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  20-06-2022

MPIC: Increase automation to address labour shortage

KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities (MPIC) has urged plantation owners to increase the use of automation technology to reduce dependency on foreign workers and make the country’s palm oil industry more resilient in the long run.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  17-06-2022

Palm oil hits four-month low on higher export and output outlook

(June 16): Palm oil slumped to its lowest level since the middle of February on expectations of rising shipments from top grower Indonesia and expanding output in Malaysia.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  17-06-2022

Cover Story: Integrated palm oil producers expected to remain firm when CPO rally fizzles out

INTEGRATED palm oil producers with upstream and downstream operations are expected to withstand lower crude palm oil (CPO) prices better than pure upstream players once the current rally tapers off.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  17-06-2022

Palm oil may fall towards 5,394 ringgit

SINGAPORE: Palm oil may fall towards 5,394 ringgit per tonne, to fulfil this ultimate target.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT  
  17-06-2022

Indonesian President Jokowi replaces trade minister over cooking oil crisis

JAKARTA: Indonesian President Joko Widodo replaced his trade minister Wednesday over a cooking oil crisis that has roiled global markets, saying “the people need someone experienced”.