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Malaysia’s palm oil stocks rise in July despite 14.5pc jump in exports
Malaysian end of July palm oil stocks hit near two-year high
Gapki warns of sharp production losses
El Nino, biodiesel demand support CPO prices despite rising stocks
Palm Oil Drops As Stockpile Increases
20/04/2011 (Business Times) - Palm oil dropped on concern that increasing supplies from Indonesia and Malaysia, the world’s largest growers, may boost cooking oil inventories.
Malaysian Crude Palm Oil Companies Eye UAE
20/04/2011 (Khaleej Times) - Malaysian crude palm oil companies eye the UAE in particular, the GCC countries and the Middle East in general for their better trading partners.
Zoos Push Case For Palm Oil Labelling
20/04/2011 (ABC Online) - Three of Australia's major zoos say providing better labelling for palm oil will lay the foundations for saving the world's orangutan populations.
Midf Reiterates Positive Call On Plantation Sector
20/04/2011 (Bernama)-- MIDF Research has reiterated its positive call on the plantation sector while maintaining the mean crude palm oil (CPO) price at RM3,400 per metric tonne this year.
No Work Can Start At POIC Without EIA – Raymond
20/04/2011 (Borneo Post) - All earthwork activities in POIC Lahad Datu will only commence if the environmental impact assessment (EIA) is approved, said Industrial Development Minister Datuk Raymond Tan
Bursa\'s First Quarter Pre-tax Profit At RM58.196 Million
20/04/0/2011 (Bernama) - Bursa Malaysia Bhd's pre-tax profit for the first quarter ended March 31, 2011 increased to RM58.196 million from RM39.567 million for the corresponding quarter last year.
M’sia Needs To Invest In Oil Palm Biomass
20/04/2011 (The Star) - Malaysia must identify and invest in its specific role and leadership position in sustainable oil palm production to utilise the commodity through innovation and generate new wealth for the economy, a professor from a renowned Dutch technical research university said.
China, Malaysia pledge to seek stronger economic cooperation
20/04/2011 (Xinhua) - China and Malaysia on Tuesday pledged to work more closely in trade and economic areas ranging from machinery and energy to fishery and forestry.
Asian Palm Oil: Limited Supply
19/04/2011 (Financial Times) - Palm oil groups have known for a long time that the supply of land for planting is running out in Indonesia and Malaysia, the world’s biggest producers, but the question of exactly when has been the focus of recent discussion. So it’s fascinating to see research from Kuala Lumpur based Nomura analyst Ken Arieff Wong, concluding that the deadline could be as little as nine years away.
