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CPO Prices Rise to Three-Month HighThursday, 11 Mar 2010PETALING JAYA: The price of crude palm oil (CPO) for May delivery
traded on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose to the highest
since the beginning of the year yesterday as traders bet on rising
demand from the emerging markets and uncertain weather conditions. CPO
gained 1.32% or RM35 to settle at RM2,685 per tonne yesterday after
experts at the first day of the Palm and Laurics Oil Conference said
CPO prices could reach as high as RM3,300 per tonne. However, they were neutral to bearish over average prices for the year as the market was nearing the high for the current cycle. The
May contract also rose to an intra-day high of RM2,689 in morning trade
after independent cargo surveyor Intertek released data showing that
palm oil exports climbed 25% in the first 10 days of March to 464,889
.. Read More
CPO Prices Rise to Three-Month High
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March 11, 2010
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Reject Efforts to Limit Growth of Estates in Malaysia : Analysts
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March 11, 2010
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World's Largest Exporter to Export Up to 50 Percent of Palm Oil by 2015
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March 11, 2010
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Not All Bullish on CPO Price Trend
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March 11, 2010
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Outlook for Biodiesel Less Than Shiny
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March 11, 2010
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CPO Futures Mostly Higher
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March 11, 2010
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El Nino May Lift CPO Futures Prices
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March 10, 2010
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Palm Oil Gains Amid Supply Concerns
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March 10, 2010
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Malaysia Palm Oil Exports Up 25.4 Percent
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March 10, 2010
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Palm Oil Exports Likely to Rise
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March 10, 2010
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The Roundtable Conference on Border Carbon Adjustments and its effects on Malaysian ExportersThursday, 04 Mar 2010
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Environmental and Economic Challenges Faced by the Palm Oil Industry - How MPOC Responds
by Tan Sri Datuk Dr Yusof Basiron
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Best Kept Secret for Reversing Global Warming
by Dr Ian Lawto.. Read More
Europe Weighs Forests and Palm OilWednesday, 03 Mar 2010Everything is a question of definition… In a document which has provoked debate at the heart of the organization, the European Commission has attempted to establish criteria to define what makes a biofuel “sustainable”. The issue carries huge implications: Europe has called for 20% of energy to be derived from renewable sources, which is to say environmentally friendly, by 2020. Regarding land allocated to the production of biofuels, the document argues that standing forest and palm oil plantations are interchangeable. Therefore, making the first disappear to be replaced by the second would not go against sustainability criteria.
This “interchangeability” has elicited a strong response from environmental groups. “We cannot compare a “green desert” imposed by palm oil plantations to natural fore.. Read More
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