Small and medium oil palm planters’ wishlist


PRESSING “old” issues hampering the progress of small and medium oil palm plantation operators must be taken seriously in the preparation of Budget 2010, set to be tabled in Parliament this October.

With the cost of production creeping up and crude palm oil (CPO) prices fluctuating, the Government should reconsider planters’ proposals for a full abolition of the windfall tax and a reduction in the Sabah CPO sales tax.

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