The Malaysian Palm Oil Council said that demand for palm oil from major global buyers China, and India will increase because the vegetable oil has become more affordable compared to its competitors.

India has started raising palm oil purchases after a lull of five months as a correction in prices has made the tropical oil cheaper than rival soyoil, encouraging refiners to place orders to ...

Malaysian palm futures continued to fall on Monday, for the sixth consecutive session. The market was weighed down by a weaker ringgit, a decline in crude oil, and the weakness of soyoil. Concerns ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Palm oil prices are expected to remain supported at RM3,900 per tonne in the coming weeks, underpinned by the recovery in soybean oil prices, which enhances palm oil’s price ...

KUALA LUMPUR, April 21 — Malaysia must diversify its palm oil markets to reduce dependency on any single export destination for the commodity, in light of the tariff challenges posed by the United ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil futures opened lower on Monday for the sixth consecutive session, weighed down by weaker rival edible oils and crude oil prices, while traders also awaited cargo ...

For centuries, palm-leaf scriptures, known as beiyejing in Mandarin, have passed down the wisdom and philosophy of Tibetan Buddhism from one generation to the next. These sutras in the written ...

For centuries, palm-leaf scriptures, known as beiyejing in Mandarin, have passed down the wisdom and philosophy of Tibetan Buddhism from one generation to the next. These sutras in the written word or ...

Photo by: Special PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — The Indonesian government is ramping up efforts to develop cooperative-based palm oil downstreaming, aiming to meet the growing demand for sustainable palm ...

Palm Oil demand from China and India expected to rise as prices become competitive, says MPOC Palm oil demand from top global buyers China and India is expected to increase as the vegetable oil is ...

Malaysia remains optimistic and is ready to adjust its palm oil export strategy in response to the new tariff measures imposed by the US, plantation and commodities minister Johari Ghani said today.

Known as “kinh la buong” (palm leaf manuscripts), these inscriptions have been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage by Vietnam’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism since 2017.