Malaysia has contingency plans for exports under EU rules


If Malaysia fails to acquire “low risk” status, engagement sessions will be conducted with all industries that export agricommodity products to Europe, Plantation and Commodities Ministry said. — Reuters

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia has contingency plans in place to remain competitive in European markets as it works to avoid being classified as a “standard risk” country under the European Union’s (EU) new deforestation rules, the Plantation and Commodities Ministry says.

If Malaysia fails to acquire “low risk” status, engagement sessions will be conducted with all industries that export agricommodity products to Europe to ensure they comply with EU requirements, the Ministry said in a parliamentary reply.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Ringgit likely to trade cautiously next week ahead of key US data
Powering a new reinvestment cycle as demand surges
Up in Arms - or up the value chain?
Asia bonds for diversification
Singapore’s financial sector a big winner
Smart city can’t beat the traffic
AI disruption fears rock markets
Private equity hits a sixer
Dubai luxe property keeps booming
US LNG exporters lead in gas use

Others Also Read