Indonesia to export 10,000 tonnes of crude coconut oil to Malaysia as demand keeps getting higher


JAKARTA, Jan 16 (Bernama): Indonesia's North Sulawesi province will export 10,000 tonnes of crude coconut oil worth US$17.27 million (US$1=RM4.18) to Malaysia early this year, a trade official said.

Farmers and traders could take advantage of the country's demand to boost export, Antara news agency quoted head of provincial office of industry and trade, Darwin Muksin, as saying.

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