Malaysia, Indonesia team upto guard palm oil sector


JAKARTA: Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to work together to promote oil palm products and counter attacks against the palm oil industry by Europe, says Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah.

He said cooperation between both countries was vital to safeguard the future of the palm oil industry and smallholders, reported Bernama.

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