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India Become Top Buyer Of Malaysia's Oil Palm Seed
India has emerged as Malaysia's largest importer of germinated oil palm seeds, with demand surging as the country accelerates efforts to boost domestic palm oil production and reduce import dependency.
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India's Palm Oil Imports Hit 14-Year Low
India's palm oil imports in January fell to their lowest in nearly 14 years as refiners turned to cheaper soyoil, driven by negative refining margins for palm oil, a leading trade body said on Wednesday.
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Malaysia To Use "Diplomatic Channels" To Resolve Palm Oil Row With India
Malaysia will use diplomatic channels as it moves to resolve concerns over palm oil exports after India imposed some curbs last week, a minister said on Thursday.
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"Need To Be Frank": Malaysia PM On India Palm Oil Curbs After CAA Remark
Kuala Lumpur is concerned about India's new curbs on imports of palm oil after a diplomatic row, Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday, but indicated he would continue to speak out against "wrong things" even if it costs his country financially.
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India Become Top Buyer Of Malaysia's Oil Palm Seed
India has emerged as Malaysia's largest importer of germinated oil palm seeds, with demand surging as the country accelerates efforts to boost domestic palm oil production and reduce import dependency.
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India's Palm Oil Imports Hit 14-Year Low
India's palm oil imports in January fell to their lowest in nearly 14 years as refiners turned to cheaper soyoil, driven by negative refining margins for palm oil, a leading trade body said on Wednesday.
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Malaysia To Use "Diplomatic Channels" To Resolve Palm Oil Row With India
Malaysia will use diplomatic channels as it moves to resolve concerns over palm oil exports after India imposed some curbs last week, a minister said on Thursday.
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"Need To Be Frank": Malaysia PM On India Palm Oil Curbs After CAA Remark
Kuala Lumpur is concerned about India's new curbs on imports of palm oil after a diplomatic row, Malaysia Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday, but indicated he would continue to speak out against "wrong things" even if it costs his country financially.
