Berita Arkib
10-05-2021
Investors commit $159m to revolutionise Nigeria’s cassava, oil palm value chains
The Chairman of Fayus Group, Alhaji Fatai Yusufu made this known in a statement issued on Sunday, after a virtual meeting to launch the company’s $159 million oil palm and cassava industrialisation investments.
07-05-2021
Palm oil supply in Malaysia, Indonesia to rise in April: sources
New Delhi — Palm oil production and ending stocks at major producers Malaysia and Indonesia are set to rise in April, buoyed by a combination of favorable weather, easing labor shortages and increased fertilizer use, sources told S&P Global Platts.
07-05-2021
Malaysia’s April palm oil stocks seen lower as exports jump
Malaysia’s palm oil stockpile in April likely inched lower despite production rising to a six-month high, hampered by robust exports and plummeting imports, a Reuters survey showed on Wednesday.
07-05-2021
VEGOILS-Palm oil at 13-year high amid world edible oil supply concerns
May 6 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil futures climbed 3.5% on Thursday to their highest since 2008, as tightening edible oil supplies buoyed world agricultural markets.
07-05-2021
Malaysian CPO prices near RM4,700 a tonne as commodities strengthen on recovery bets
KUALA LUMPUR (May 6): Malaysian crude palm oil (CPO) prices climbed to a level near RM4,700 a tonne in morning trade on Bursa Malaysia today as prices of commodities including crude oil and copper strengthened on economic recovery bets despite lingering Covid-19 pandemic concerns.
07-05-2021
Indian refiners curtail palm oil imports as lockdowns dent demand
MUMBAI, May 6 (Reuters) - Indian edible oil refiners are curtailing palm oil imports for May and June as most states have imposed curbs on hotels and restaurants to arrest rising coronavirus infections, denting institutional demand, industry officials said.
07-05-2021
Malaysia's crude palm oil rallies to record high of 4,704 RGT/T
KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 - Malaysia's crude palm oil contract for May delivery jumped to record high of 4,704 ringgit ($1,140.92) a tonne on Thursday, as a squeeze in global edible oils supplies spurred a rally in agricultural markets.
07-05-2021
CPO futures end higher on better CBOT soybean oil performance
KUALA LUMPUR (May 6): The crude palm oil (CPO) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives (BMD) closed higher today, boosted by the stronger soybean oil performance on the US Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT).
07-05-2021
Palm oil targets 4,130-4,169 ringgit range
SINGAPORE: Palm oil may break a resistance at 4,098 ringgit per tonne and rise into a range of 4,130-4,169 ringgit. The corrections triggered by this barrier became shallower. This is a bullish signal that the resistance is weaker under repeated attacks by bulls.
07-05-2021
Malaysia, Indonesia request removal of ban on palm oil imports
Malaysia and Indonesia, perturbed by the government’s decision to slap a ban on palm oil imports, have asked for the removal of it, Mirror Business learns.
07-05-2021
EU RSO exports up in April on firm global demand
Rapeseed oil (RSO) exports from EU countries continued to accelerate in April, supported by strong international demand and firmer prices for substitute vegetable oils.
07-05-2021
Smallholder approach solves 45-year-old oil palm farming debacle in Kogi
The climate, soil type, and manpower in Kogi State favour oil palm farming, especially in the Igala-speaking area of the Eastern Senatorial district. The government knew this and so since 1973, projects after projects were inaugurated to boost oil palm farming. But none succeeded until a solution-oriented civil society organisation, CSO, arrived with a model that placed the smallholder farmers at its core. James Audu, one of the benefitting smallholder oil palm farmers in Ofante, Dekina Local Government Area, has not only improved yield, but also invested in the whole value chain— oil palm milling, cassava milling, and livestock farming.