April 20, 2024 | 15:03 GMT +7
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(VAN) Indonesia said on Friday that it would slap palm oil companies operating within forest areas with fines amounting to a total of 4.8 trillion rupiah ($310.1 million).
(VAN) World's second-largest exporter eager to diversify markets amid row with EU.
(VAN) Exporters will be allowed to ship six times their domestic sales volume, less than the current ratio of eight times.
(VAN) Indonesia sees 'stable' prices in coming months, but future outlook dim.
(VAN) What’s cooking in 2022? In Indonesia, not oil. The world’s largest palm oil producer is currently experiencing a cooking oil shortage.
Indonesia is considering cutting its palm oil export levy to encourage more shipments, another move to spur exports after a ban designed to protect domestic cooking oil supplies saw palm oil inventories swell.
(VAN) Small-scale farmers say Jakarta’s ban on palm oil exports has thrown their livelihoods into jeopardy.
(VAN) Indonesia is coming under growing international pressure over its ban on palm oil exports amid soaring food prices worldwide.
(VAN) The move comes as New Delhi has been struggling to contain rising prices of edible oils.
The labour shortage issue inherent in the plantation sector is posing more threat to the industry’s economic health compared to the price volatility of the crude palm oil (CPO), according to Khazanah Research Institute (KRI).