Navigating around India’s palm oil ban


PLANTATION companies with high-capacity refineries will need to quickly source new export markets for their refined palm oil products, should India’s unofficial boycott on Malaysia take a turn for the worse in the coming months.

According to local industry experts and planters, the market at the ground level is expecting a full-blown ban on Malaysian palm oil by India soon.

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