Berita Arkib

From a stable trade policy to giving sops for transport and storage, there are myriad set of measures that can be adopted.Pulses are a crucial and affordable source of protein, fibre and essential vitamins. It is a highly water efficient and climate resilient crop that can be grown in drought prone areas. It helps in soil fertility by fixing nitrogen and promoting soil microbes.

THE sale of IJM Corp Bhd’s 56.2% stake in IJM Plantations Bhd (IJMP) to Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd (KLK) for a total cash consideration of RM1.5 billion or RM3.10 per share is seen as a strategic move by the conglomerate, making it a more difficult target for predators

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) will boost Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) by 0.8 to 1.7 percentage points and exports growth by 24.4 per cent over the medium and long term period.

Agriculture is a major player in the world economic scene. Trade traverses both national and international borders. Therefore growth is always expected as the world becomes more interconnected and globalised

Malaysian palm oil futures advanced on Tuesday, lifted by overnight strength in rival Chicago soyoil on solid demand from China, though Indonesia's plan to revise its palm oil export levy limited gains.

Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Monday, extending last week’s losses on news of Indonesia’s plan to change its export levy.

Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin directed the Ministry of Industries and Production, on Monday, for having a meeting with the ghee and oil manufacturers, in order to ensure that declining prices of palm oil and soyabean in the international market are translated in the domestic market for the benefit of the consumers.

Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin on Monday directed the Ministry of Industries and Production (MoIP) to hold a meeting with ghee and edible oil manufacturers and help transmit the declining trend of international oil prices to end consumers.

Sri Lanka has lifted price control on coconuts ordered by circumference as coconut prices went up after a ban on palm oil imports and the Federal Reserve fired a global commodity bubble with ‘stimulus’ and the domestic currency also came under pressure from liquidity injections

The falling global prices of raw edible oils is, as Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mangudya noted last week, good news for Zimbabwe and should reduce both the cost of cooking oil for consumers and the national import bill, since we are an importer rather than an exporter.

Palm oil may bounce more to 3,602 ringgit per tonne, as it has stabilized around a support at 3,273 ringgit.

Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Monday, extending last week's losses on news of Indonesia's plan to change its export levy.