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CPO prices to consolidate at RM4,000 to RM4,300
Mixed forecasts for palm oil at POC2026
CPO Futures Close Higher On Stronger Crude Oil Prices Amid US-Iran Conflict
Forest-Conservation Scheme Scarred By Violations in Central Kalimantan
30/03/2011 (Jakarta Globe) - A pilot project for forest conservation in Central Kalimantan continues to be plagued by land use violations, an official said on Monday.
Morning Markets: Crops Make Attempt at a Turnaround Tuesday
30/03/2011 (Agrimoney.com) - The Turnaround Tuesday idea beloved by Chicago traders would dictate a better day for agricultural commodities.
Indonesia\'s SMART To Invest $1 Bln In Downstream Palm Oil To 2015
30/03/2011 (Reuters) - Palm oil giant Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology (SMART) and affiliated companies plan to invest up to 9 trillion rupiah ($1 billion) until 2015 in downstream business, the firm said in a statement on Wednesday.
Sustainable Palm Oil Sourcing Throws Up Challenges
30/03/2011 (CosmeticsDesign.com) - With rising consumer awareness over negative social and environmental effects of palm oil production, the cosmetics and personal care industry is under increasing pressure to use palm oil that is sustainably sourced.
Pakistan May Import 150000 Tons of Palm Oil in April
30/03/2011 (India Infoline Ltd) - But buying picked up in March with 110 400 tons being bought from Malaysia in the period between March 1 and March 25.
Biofutures Weighs Viability of Owning Its Own Plantation
30/03/2011 (Stock Market Wire) - Biofutures to looking at the viability of owning its own plantation following the recent extreme volatility of feedstock prices.
Accounting For The Environment While Counting Biofuel Feedstocks
30/03/2011 (EcoGeneration) - The challenges of counting feedstock for biofuels production in Australia and demonstrating its sustainability credentials is high on the agenda for the Australian bioenergy industry. Dr Joely Taylor from the CSIRO reports.
Food Still Contributes Much to Inflation Rate
30/03/2011 (VIVAnews.com) - Domestic prices of cooking oil, flour, instant noodle, and cattle food are affected by the high prices of global prices of crude palm oil, wheat, corn and soyabean.
Farmers May Plant Corn at Expense of Soybeans, Oil World Says
30/03/2011 (Bloomberg) - Farmers in the U.S. and China are likely to plant more corn and cotton for harvesting this year, partly at the expensive of soybeans, industry forecaster Oil World reported.
