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Palm oil under pressure and its adjustment
Malaysia's palm oil stocks surge to over 3.0mil tonnes in December, hitting seven-year high
Palm oil prices to be under pressure until output eases, says analyst Mistry
Palm oil prices seen range-bound in February amid supply curbs, biodiesel policy clarity
MPOC: Boosting yields critical to palm oil sustainability
MALAYSIA’S future competitiveness and sustainability in palm oil increasingly hinge on the raising of yields, as stagnant production growth is beginning to constrain supply — a concern industry players have been flagging for decades
Malaysian palm oil snaps four-session rally
Malaysian palm oil futures snapped a four-session rally on Monday, weighed down by higher inventories, though declines were kept in check by expectations of declining production and firmer demand.
Malaysian palm oil eyes US growth on zero tariffs
Malaysia's palm oil industry is eyeing fresh growth in the United States after selected palm products secured zero-tariff access under the Malaysia-US agreement on reciprocal trade (ART).
PublicInvest sticks with 'Neutral' call on plantation sector after Sarawak visits
Public Investment Bank Bhd (PublicInvest) has kept its "Neutral" call on the plantation sector following recent site visits to Sarawak Plantation Bhd and Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd in Miri, Sarawak
No land left, palm oil bets on technology for growth
With no room left for land expansion, productivity in Malaysia's palm oil industry must now come from technology, automation and artificial intelligence (AI), Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) said.
Palm opens lower on rival Dalian; strong crude, export data limit losses
Malaysian palm oil futures opened lower on Monday, snapping a four-session rally, as weaker rival Dalian oils weighed on the market, while stronger crude oil prices and positive export data capped the decline.
Bulletproof Vest Made from Palm Oil Waste IPB University Innovation Passes Military Ballistic Testing by the Indonesian Army Research and Development Agency
Palm oil waste, which has long been overlooked, has now proven its potential as a strategic material for national defense
SE Asia’s smallholders struggling to meet EUDR: Interview with RECOFTC’s Martin Greijmans
Smallholders produce significant quantities of Vietnam’s coffee, Indonesia’s palm oil, and Thailand’s rubber exported into the EU. Yet under the bloc’s upcoming deforestation-free regulation (EUDR), industry experts say small-scale producers across Southeast Asia need more support to help prepare them to comply with the new rules.
Regenerative agriculture: A strategic investment opportunity
Southeast Asia’s agriculture sector stands at a crossroads. Just this month, record-breaking rains and flooding from back-to-back tropical storms have claimed hundreds of lives, with homes, farms and infrastructure swept away.
