World Trade Organization experts on Friday largely upheld European Union restrictions on use of palm oil in biofuels following a complaint by Indonesia.

Palm oil stocks drop for third consecutive month to 1.71 mln T Crude palm oil output falls 8.3% in December to 1.49 mln T Palm oil exports plunge 9.97% to 1.34 mln T on weak demand KUALA LUMPUR ...

“I noticed during my official visits overseas how so many countries are concerned about being unable to get enough palm oil supplies from Indonesia ... development road map, which requires ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia ... keep palm prices capped and the ambiguity surrounding Indonesia's B40 biodiesel mandate is another reason for the damper effect," he said. Exports of palm oil products ...

Malaysia, the world second-largest palm oil producer, saw its palm oil stocks falling 6.91 percent from the previous month to 1.71 million tons in ...

The Ministry for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers (P2MI) is mapping job opportunities to achieve the target of ...

A World Trade Organization (WTO) panel found largely in favor of the European Union (EU) on Friday in a case brought by Indonesia against the bloc's restrictions on palm oil-based biofuel.

Malaysian palm futures declined on Wednesday, reversing gains made earlier, due to concerns over export demand and the uncertainty surrounding Indonesia's mandate ... The data on palm oil exports from ...

In Peninsular Malaysia, workers would typically arrive within 45 days but, in our case, it still takes about 90 days or more,” he said. He said Sarawak would simplify the recruitment process of oil ...

Trade Minister Budi Santoso said he is optimistic that Indonesia's inclusion as a full member of BRICS would increase ...

This led to some African countries increasing their imports, fearing a price rise. Palm oil prices rose as supplies became limited due to drought in Malaysia and Indonesia. In April 2016, a heatwave ...