A very oily problem


Declining exports: Last year, local palm oil exports to the EU dropped by 3.3 to two million tonnes from a year earlier. The EU market accounted for about 12 of Malaysia’s total palm oil exports, making it the second biggest buyer after India.

Palm oil industry’s worst fear comes true

THE worst fear among the palm oil fraternity was brought to life this week.

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