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CPO prices to consolidate at RM4,000 to RM4,300
Mixed forecasts for palm oil at POC2026
CPO FUTURES CLOSE LOWER ONSTRONGER RINGGIT, CONCERNS OVERWEAK DEMAND
CPO Futures Close Higher On Stronger Crude Oil Prices Amid US-Iran Conflict
Local edible oil supply may be able to meet Jan-Mar demand
06/01/2008 (The Economic Times / India Times), Mumbai - Domestic supply of edible oils would be enough to ensure that demand is comfortably met during the first quarter of calendar year 2009. Good reports for mustard crop and imports will be sufficient to address the incremental demand that followed a decline in edible oil prices last year, according to industry experts.
Excess palm oil supply triggers distress sale
06/01/2008 (Business Standard) - Palm oil is being sold at Rs 1.50 a kg discount to the prevailing price in the benchmark Malaysian markets, thanks to an abundance of supply from Indonesia.
Nigeria: Palm Oil Producers Decry Lifting of Import Ban
05/01/2009 (Allafrica) - The Plantation Owners Forum of Nigeria (POFON) has decried the recent plan of the Federal Government to lift the ban on importation of palm oil and other related products as well as approve massive importation of such commodities.
Edible oil deficit to grow 73 percent by 2020: Assocham
05/01/2009 (Sindh Today), New Delhi - India’s edible oil deficit is expected to widen by 73.5 percent by 2020 to more than 8.1 million tonnes a year from the current 4.71 million tonnes, said an industry lobby report, released here Monday.
CPO price goes past RM1,800
06/01/2009 (The Star Online), Petaling Jaya - As crude oil price rose for the third consecutive trading day, hitting US$48.68 per barrel in New York yesterday, crude palm oil (CPO) also followed suit, shooting past RM1,800 per tonne.
CPO poised for a comeback?
05/01/2009 (The Edge Daily), Kuala Lumpur - It was a roller-coaster ride for oil palm players in 2008, as crude palm oil (CPO) started the year at RM3,050 a tonne, gaining momentum to scale new heights at RM4,486 and then a freefall to RM1,390 a tonne.
Malaysia Hot Stocks-Planters gain on crude rise
05/01/2009 (Thomson Financial News), Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian plantation stocks gained on Monday on hopes that a rise in crude oil prices would bolster palm oil prices, dealers said.
Stress on improving coconut productivity
05/01/2009 (The Hindu), Kochi - Coconut productivity should be enhanced and quality in supplies should be ensured, Coconut Development Board chairperson Minnie Mathew has said.
Coffee next in line as biofuel source
02/01/2008 (Guardian.co.uk) - Coffee grounds — currently wasted or used as garden compost — could become a cheap and environmentally friendly source of biodiesel and fuel pellets, says a study.
