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  • Another Vote Against Aussie Palm Oil Bill

    20 sep 2011 in Palm Oil News

    Malaysia is on a victorious path in its battle against Australia's proposed palm oil labelling Bill. The Food Standards Amendment (Truth in Labelling - Palm Oil) Bill 2010 was rejected by Australia's House of Representatives Economics Committee in Canberra yesterday, the second committee to do so since…

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  • Palm oil climbs for first time in five days

    24 aug 2011 in Palm Oil News

    Palm oil advanced for the first time in five days on concern that hot weather in the US will cut soybean supplies, boosting demand for the tropical commodity used in food and fuel. The November-delivery contract gained 0.6 percent to 3,022 ringgit ($1,018) per metric ton on the Malaysia Derivatives…

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  • Indonesian Palm Oil Exports Surge by 8.9 Percent in H1

    10 aug 2011 in Palm Oil News

    Indonesia’s palm oil exports increased by 8.9 percent in the first half of this year to 8.2 million tons, up from 7.47 tons in the same period last year, the Indonesian Palm Oil Producers Association (Gapki) says. Gapki chairman Fadhil Hasan said on Tuesday that projections were exceeded as exports…

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  • Dumai Demands Share of Levies From CPO Exports

    05 aug 2011 in Palm Oil News

    Claiming that its huge contribution through Crude Palm Oil (CPO) is not offset by the intake from the central government, the Dumai administration is planning to introduce a regulation with a view to raising revenues from the commodity.“Dumai has been hailed as the biggest CPO port in Indonesia…

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  • Greenpeace Under Fire

    21 jul 2011 in Palm Oil News

    Legislator Effendy Choirie of the Ntional Awakening Party (PKB) and intelligence expert Wawan Purwanto holds a book titled Menguak Dusta-dusta Greenpeace (Exposing Greenpeace’s Lies) by S. Hidayatullah in a discussion at the House of Representatives on Wednesday. Greenpeace Indonesia, a prominent…

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