Indonesia Palm Oil Exports

India imported 514,022 tonnes of palm oil in May, down from 572,508 tonnes in April, according to the Solvent Extractors' Association (SEA) of India.

India's May palm oil imports were its highest in seven months as it overcame curbs on Indonesian exports by taking supplies from other nations

India's palm oil imports could fall 19 per cent to the lowest level in 11 years as soyoil, now cheaper, takes more market share

Indonesia is due to resume exports of palm oil on Monday after a ban of more than three weeks, but industry traders and companies were awaiting details on accompanying rules to secure domestic supplies.

Indonesia will lift its ban on palm oil exports next week, President Joko Widodo said Thursday, relieving pressure on the global vegetable oil market after prices spiked because of the suspension and the war in Ukraine.

Indonesia will lift its ban on palm oil exports next week, President Joko Widodo said Thursday, relieving pressure on the global vegetable oil market after prices spiked because of the suspension and the war in Ukraine.

Government has said there is sufficient stock of edible oils and it is keeping a close watch on the price and supply situation

Indonesia's wider palm oil export ban has trapped at least 290,000 tonnes of the edible oil meant to be headed to India at its ports and oil mills

Indonesia widened the scope of its export ban on raw materials for cooking oil to include crude and refined palm oil

India's palm oil imports in May are set to rise above 600,000 tonnes despite the restriction imposed by Indonesia on exports

Prices of Vanaspati oil (packed) have gone up by Rs 13 to Rs 16 per kg across cities in the past couple of weeks

Solvent Extractors' Association has suggested immediate initiation of dialogue with Indonesia on the proposed palm oil export ban

Last Friday, Indonesian president Joko Widodo announced the suspension of all cooking oil and raw material exports from April 28 until further orders

Indonesia's ban on palm oil exports shocked global edible oils markets that already reached record high prices this year, and sparked alarm among major importers of the cooking medium.

Indonesia will ban exports of palm oil starting next week, its president said Friday, as the world's biggest producer faces a shortage of cooking oil made from the product.

India imported 514,022 tonnes of palm oil in May, down from 572,508 tonnes in April, according to the Solvent Extractors' Association (SEA) of India.

India's May palm oil imports were its highest in seven months as it overcame curbs on Indonesian exports by taking supplies from other nations

India's palm oil imports could fall 19 per cent to the lowest level in 11 years as soyoil, now cheaper, takes more market share

Indonesia is due to resume exports of palm oil on Monday after a ban of more than three weeks, but industry traders and companies were awaiting details on accompanying rules to secure domestic supplies.

Indonesia will lift its ban on palm oil exports next week, President Joko Widodo said Thursday, relieving pressure on the global vegetable oil market after prices spiked because of the suspension and the war in Ukraine.

Indonesia will lift its ban on palm oil exports next week, President Joko Widodo said Thursday, relieving pressure on the global vegetable oil market after prices spiked because of the suspension and the war in Ukraine.

Government has said there is sufficient stock of edible oils and it is keeping a close watch on the price and supply situation

Indonesia's wider palm oil export ban has trapped at least 290,000 tonnes of the edible oil meant to be headed to India at its ports and oil mills

Indonesia widened the scope of its export ban on raw materials for cooking oil to include crude and refined palm oil

India's palm oil imports in May are set to rise above 600,000 tonnes despite the restriction imposed by Indonesia on exports

Prices of Vanaspati oil (packed) have gone up by Rs 13 to Rs 16 per kg across cities in the past couple of weeks

Solvent Extractors' Association has suggested immediate initiation of dialogue with Indonesia on the proposed palm oil export ban

Last Friday, Indonesian president Joko Widodo announced the suspension of all cooking oil and raw material exports from April 28 until further orders

Indonesia's ban on palm oil exports shocked global edible oils markets that already reached record high prices this year, and sparked alarm among major importers of the cooking medium.

Indonesia will ban exports of palm oil starting next week, its president said Friday, as the world's biggest producer faces a shortage of cooking oil made from the product.