Malaysia’s palm oil exports to China set to rise


BEIJING: Malaysia’s palm oil and palm oil-related exports to China are expected to increase this year, if not maintained at last year’s level, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof (pic).

Exports of palm oil and palm oil-related products to China reached US$3.72bil (RM14.86bil) last year and this substantial number constituted 11.4% of Malaysia’s total worldwide exports of palm derivatives, which equated to RM130.25bil.

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