Seeking a solution to EU move


KUCHING: Malaysia and Indonesia will work together to seek a solution to what they see as discriminatory action by the European Union to curb palm oil imports.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said an EU resolution, which links palm oil production with deforestation, would have an adverse impact on 600,000 oil palm smallholders in Malaysia and 17.5 million in Indonesia.

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