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MARKET DEVELOPMENT
11-07-2007

Less demand for M'sian palm oil from some countries

26/6/07 (The Star) - PUTRAJAYA: Malaysian palm oil demand from several European countries has dropped following anti palm oil campaign by environmental groups.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
11-07-2007

Palm oil board to take over biofuel licensing

July 5 2007 (Business Times) - THE Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) is to take over from the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (Mida) as the issuer of biofuel licences next year.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

German Rights Group Criticizes Indonesia, Malaysia for Pushing Palm Oil as Bio Fuel

24/6/07 (Huntingtonnew.net) - The Germany-based Society for Threatened Peoples (GfbV) sharply criticized an advertising campaign of Indonesia and Malaysia for the use of palm-oil as bio fuel.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

Countering oil palm critics

23/6/07 (The Star) - EARLIER this month, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Peter Chin led a delegation of palm oil industry representatives on a six-day trip to the Hague, Brussels and London. The mission was to address the groundswell of negativity towards palm oil.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

Malaysian palm oil takes its battle to the air

23/6/07 (NSTP) - KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil has taken to the airwaves to counter bad press in the West.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

Breakthrough in M'sia-Indon ventures

25/6/07 (The Star) - The Malaysian Indonesian Business Council (MIBC) has scored major inroads into the Indonesian market through initiatives involving the opening up of land as well as facilitation of infrastructure and power projects.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

Kulim to exit plantation business in Indonesia

22/6/07 (Business TImes) - KULIM (Malaysia) Bhd will exit the plantation business in Indonesia by selling its four Indonesian subsidiaries for RM430 million and focus on Malaysia, Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

Palm oil export tax

20/6/07 ( The Jakarta Post) - The government finally decided last week to increase the export tax on crude palm oil and its derivatives from about 1.5 percent to 6.5 percent per metric ton, in a concerted effort to help bring down domestic cooking oil prices to below Rp 7,000 per kilogram, or US$777 a ton, compared to the international price of around $800.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
25-06-2007

Indonesia, Malaysia to set up cooperation body

20/6/07 (The Jakarta Post ) - Indonesia and Malaysia are to set up a joint body tasked with exploring opportunities for economic cooperation between the two nations in such lucrative sectors such as crude palm oil, Islamic finance and the halal industry.

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