Malaysian CPO demand seen rising ahead of tax resumption


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian crude palm oil (CPO) demand is expected to pick up ahead of the export tax resumption as overseas buyers stock up before the zero-duty period ends in early April.

The world’s second-largest palm oil producer set its April CPO export tax at 5%, after a three-month duty suspension implemented at the start of the year, a government circular showed.

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