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Monsoon may ease ‘super El Niño’ potential impact on palm oil output
Palm oil prices steady amid projections of bigger stockpile
Gapki warns of sharp production losses
Palm oil continues to fall on weak export demand
CPO may rally to RM2,000 mark sooner than expected
January 13 2004 - POOR harvest of rival edible oils is expected toexpedite crude palm oil (CPO) price’s attempt to test the RM2,000 a tonnelevel this year.
Indonesia's Caliandar To Operate New CPO Plant
JAKARTA, Jan 9 Asia Pulse - PT Caliandra Perkasa said it will operate anew crude palm oil plant (CPO) in Riau this year to support its plan tostart exporting that commodity.
Indonesia's CPO Exports Forecast To Reach 6.9 MLN
MEDAN, N. Sumatra, Jan 8 Asia Pulse - Indonesia's crude palm oil [CPO]exports in 2004 are predicted to reach 6.9 million tons, slightly higherthan those in 2003 when the figure was 6.5 million tons, chief of theIndonesian Palm Oil Producers Association (GAPKI) Derom Bangun said.
Indonesian Govt Backs Biomass Energy Development
JAKARTA, Jan 14 Asia Pulse - The Indonesian government will supportinitiatives to build biomass-fuelled power plants in accordance with itspolicy to promote the use of environment-friendly green energy, a seniorenergy official said.
Policies hurting oilseeds sector
Thursday December 11, 2003 (Mumbai) - December India's oilseed sector isbeset by a number of structural and policy-induced problems that havehindered its ability to meet rising demand.
Sao Tome Wants To Team Up With M'sia To Increase P
BANGI, Jan 10 (Bernama) -- Sao Tome and Principe is keen to collaboratewith Malaysia to increase its palm oil production and export market, itspresident Fradique De Menezes said here Saturday.
President Of São Tomé and Principe Arrives For Thr
SEPANG, Jan 9 (Bernama) -- The President of São Tomé and Principe,Fradique De Mendez, arrived here Friday for a three-day working visit.
RM31m crude palm oil factory set up in Kluang
Maybe this line should read as ...process (produce) 60,000 tonnes of CPOper hour (year)...
U.S. SUPPLIERS AND PRODUCTS NOW ELIGIBLE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17, 2003 U.S. suppliers will be eligible to compete fornew commodity contracts to feed Iraqi citizens under the Oil-for-FoodProgram.
