Palm oil production poised for modest growth in 2025


CPOPC expects palm oil demand to keep growing, driven by key importing countries in Asia and Africa.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries (CPOPC) forecasts an increase in palm oil production this year across Malaysia, Indonesia, Honduras and Papua New Guinea compared to 2024 levels.

In its “Annual Report Market & Outlook 2025”, the council noted that although Indonesia’s production is expected to recover, factors such as stagnating and declining yields, an increasing number of old and unproductive oil palm trees, and low replanting rates are likely to result in marginal growth in palm oil production.

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