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This Country Says Ready To Help India Meet Palm Oil Demand
Malaysia said on Thursday it was ready to help India meet its palm oil demand in view of potentially erratic supply from top supplier Indonesia.
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Palm Oil Cargoes Stuck At Indian Ports After Import Curbs: Report
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.
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Malaysia Open To Davos Talks With India Amid Palm Oil Spat
Malaysia's trade minister is open to meeting commerce minister Piyush Goyal at the World Economic Forum gathering this week, his ministry said on Monday, after New Delhi said no such encounter was possible amid a spat over palm oil supplies.
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Will Monitor Situation, Says Malaysian PM On Reports Of Curbs From India
Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said his government will monitor the trade situation with India, which is reported to be considering trade curbs on the Southeast Asian nation over his criticism of actions in Kashmir, news wire Bernama reported.
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Palm Oil Imports Jump by 10% in November: SEA
India's palm oil imports rose by about 10 per cent to 8,73,592 tonnes in November on account of sluggish global prices and zero export duty by Indonesia and Malaysia, industry body SEA said today.
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Edible Oil Producers Fight Losing Battle Against Cheap Palm Oil Imports
Massive imports have driven down Indian soybean prices by 20 per cent in four months, discouraging farmers from expanding oilseed area.
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PM Modi to Bet $1.5 Billion on Palm Oil Plan
A successful Indian push into palm cultivation would drag on international markets for the commodity, hitting Indonesia and Malaysia as they are currently the only major growers of the crop.
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This Country Says Ready To Help India Meet Palm Oil Demand
Malaysia said on Thursday it was ready to help India meet its palm oil demand in view of potentially erratic supply from top supplier Indonesia.
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Palm Oil Cargoes Stuck At Indian Ports After Import Curbs: Report
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.
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Malaysia Open To Davos Talks With India Amid Palm Oil Spat
Malaysia's trade minister is open to meeting commerce minister Piyush Goyal at the World Economic Forum gathering this week, his ministry said on Monday, after New Delhi said no such encounter was possible amid a spat over palm oil supplies.
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Will Monitor Situation, Says Malaysian PM On Reports Of Curbs From India
Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said his government will monitor the trade situation with India, which is reported to be considering trade curbs on the Southeast Asian nation over his criticism of actions in Kashmir, news wire Bernama reported.
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Palm Oil Imports Jump by 10% in November: SEA
India's palm oil imports rose by about 10 per cent to 8,73,592 tonnes in November on account of sluggish global prices and zero export duty by Indonesia and Malaysia, industry body SEA said today.
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Edible Oil Producers Fight Losing Battle Against Cheap Palm Oil Imports
Massive imports have driven down Indian soybean prices by 20 per cent in four months, discouraging farmers from expanding oilseed area.
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PM Modi to Bet $1.5 Billion on Palm Oil Plan
A successful Indian push into palm cultivation would drag on international markets for the commodity, hitting Indonesia and Malaysia as they are currently the only major growers of the crop.
