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US tariffs to impact palm oil demand and prices, says CIMB Securities
Palm oil stockpiles in March signal uptrend
Malaysia’s palm oil exports surge as sustainability, competition arise
Malaysian palm oil tumbles
Concessions for development of POIC
20/1/06 Kota Kinabalu (Sabah Daily Express) - The Government is giving special concessions for the development of the palm oil industrial cluster (POIC) in Lahad Datu as investors' interest grows. Officials of POIC Sabah Sdn Bhd, the developer of the cluster, were told that requirements for the setting up of palm oil refineries within POIC Lahad Datu will be less restrictive. The details are being worked out.
Govt Gets Final Shipment Of Locomotives
21/1/06 PORT KLANG (Bernama) -- The government Saturday received the final shipment of 20 high-powered diesel locomotives from China which will help to boost Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd (KTM Bhd) freight services capacity by five-fold.
Malaysian Palm Oil Industry Likely To Expand This Year
17/1/06 CYBERJAYA, (Bernama) -- The Malaysian palm oil industry is likely to expand aggressively with the increasing demand for the commodity, particularly due to its usage for biodiesel, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Peter Chin Fah Kui said.
M'sian & Indon Business Councils' Pact To Boost Palm Oil
17/1/06 CYBERJAYA, (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Business Council and Indonesian Business Council have agreed to collaborate in both upstream and downstream activities of the commodity sector, giving a further boost to the palm oil industry of both countries.
No FED on ghee and cooking oil production
20/1/06 (Daiy Times) - SLAMABAD: The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has announced that no federal excise duty (FED) is chargeable on the domestic production or manufacturing of ghee and cooking oil and other edible oil.
Chong to take up palm oil pollution with KL
19/1/06 Kota Kinabalu (Daily Express) - The State Cabinet has given Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Tan Sri Chong Kah Kiat the green light to discuss with the Federal Government a proposal to ban palm oil mills from discharging effluents into rivers.
Olive cultivation to enhance edible oil production
20/1/06 ISLAMABAD (DailyTimes) - The government is contemplating a plan to enhance cultivation of olive plants in the country and farmers have been offered incentives to encourage them to promote olive production.
Palm oil mills better beware
18/1/06 Sandakan (Daily Expres) - Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Chong Kah Kiat ordered the management of a palm oil mill at Segaliud, 70km from here, to stop discarding toxic wastes into the nearby river, with immediate effect.
Major Countries Keen To Operate Winter Technology Biodiesel Plant
18/1/06 BANGI, (Bernama) -- Major countries in the world including Germany, are applying for a licence to operate a winter technology biodiesel plant using palm oil, said Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) director-general, Tan Sri Dr Yusof Basiron.
