M’sia hopes to convince EU


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is hoping to convince the new members of the European Parliament that its palm oil business is sustainable, says Teresa Kok.

The Primary Industries Minister will be travelling to Europe early next year to have a meeting with newly-elected European Union politicians to help clear “misconceptions” about the palm oil industry here.

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