Malaysia to work with EU on palm oil issue


Deputy Minister Shamsul Iskandar Md Akin said the ministry was in consultations with the relevant stakeholders, including the Malaysian Automotive Association, Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association and Malaysian Automotive Institute, on issues of manufacturer

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is willing to collaborate with European countries in creating greater consumer awareness on sustainable palm oil production and health benefits of the commodity, according to Primary Industries Deputy Minister Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin.

He said better cooperation between Malaysia and the European Union (EU) over the issue of palm oil production might bring greater benefits in the long-term for all parties involved.

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