Malaysia's palm oil stocks down 21.08% in March


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's total palm oil stocks fell 21.08 per cent to 1.67 million tonnes in March from the 2.12 million tonnes recorded the month before.

The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB), in its industry performance report for March 2023, said that crude palm oil (CPO) stocks decreased by 23.16 per cent to 891,653 tonnes in March from 1.16 million tonnes in February.

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