Going all out for Malaysian palm oil


  • Nation
  • Friday, 05 Jul 2019

SEPANG: Malaysia will continue to intensify its efforts in convincing the world that its palm oil industry is sustainable, says Teresa Kok.

The Primary Industries Minister said this was not just limited to engaging with European lawma­kers but also conducting awareness campaigns in schools and the public sphere.

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