We’re excited to share that KLK Alami Edible Oils will be participating in MIHAS @ Shanghai 2025, happening from 5–10 November 2025 at the China International Import Expo (CIIE), National Exhibition & Convention Center, Shanghai.
As part of the Malaysia International Halal Showcase, this event brings together global halal industry leaders and partners under one roof. We’re proud to represent Malaysia and showcase our range of high-quality palm-based oils & fats, trusted by businesses worldwide.
Come visit us at Booth D13, let’s connect, collaborate, and explore new opportunities together!
As part of the Malaysia International Halal Showcase, this event brings together global halal industry leaders and partners under one roof. We’re proud to represent Malaysia and showcase our range of high-quality palm-based oils & fats, trusted by businesses worldwide.
Come visit us at Booth D13, let’s connect, collaborate, and explore new opportunities together!
SPPOMA 1st-25th Oct 2025
Yield : +1.63%
OER. : +0.22%
Prod : +2.78%
SPPOMA 1st-20th Oct 2025
Yield : +1.45%
OER. : +0.24%
Prod : +2.71%
SPPOMA 1st-15th Oct 2025
Yield : +5.76%
OER. : +0.21%
Prod : +6.86%
SPPOMA 1st-10th Oct 2025
Yield : +6.02%
OER. : +0.11%
Prod : +6.59%
SPPOMA 1st-5th Oct 2025
Yield : +11.61%
OER. : +0.18%
Prod : +12.55%
Yield : +1.63%
OER. : +0.22%
Prod : +2.78%
SPPOMA 1st-20th Oct 2025
Yield : +1.45%
OER. : +0.24%
Prod : +2.71%
SPPOMA 1st-15th Oct 2025
Yield : +5.76%
OER. : +0.21%
Prod : +6.86%
SPPOMA 1st-10th Oct 2025
Yield : +6.02%
OER. : +0.11%
Prod : +6.59%
SPPOMA 1st-5th Oct 2025
Yield : +11.61%
OER. : +0.18%
Prod : +12.55%
Malaysia 1-25 Oct vs. 1-25 Sep palm oil export (in mt)
AMSPEC: 1,182,216 vs. 1,185,422 (-3,206 or down 0.27%)
ITS: 1,283,814 vs 1,288,462 (-4,648 or down 0.36%)
AMSPEC: 1,182,216 vs. 1,185,422 (-3,206 or down 0.27%)
ITS: 1,283,814 vs 1,288,462 (-4,648 or down 0.36%)
We’re excited to share that KLK Alami Edible Oils will be participating in MIHAS @ Shanghai 2025, happening from 5–10 November 2025 at the China International Import Expo (CIIE), National Exhibition & Convention Center, Shanghai.
As part of the Malaysia International Halal Showcase, this event brings together global halal industry leaders and partners under one roof. We’re proud to represent Malaysia and showcase our range of high-quality palm-based oils & fats, trusted by businesses worldwide.
Come visit us at Booth D13, let’s connect, collaborate, and explore new opportunities together!
As part of the Malaysia International Halal Showcase, this event brings together global halal industry leaders and partners under one roof. We’re proud to represent Malaysia and showcase our range of high-quality palm-based oils & fats, trusted by businesses worldwide.
Come visit us at Booth D13, let’s connect, collaborate, and explore new opportunities together!
Bloomberg Poll Oct'25 vs Sep'25 MPOB:
Prodn 1.95m vs 1.84m (+6%)
Impt 60k vs 78k
Expt 1.47m vs 1.43m (+2.8%)
LDsp 250k-450k vs 333k
Stks 2.44m vs 2.36m (+3.4%)
Prodn 1.95m vs 1.84m (+6%)
Impt 60k vs 78k
Expt 1.47m vs 1.43m (+2.8%)
LDsp 250k-450k vs 333k
Stks 2.44m vs 2.36m (+3.4%)
MPOA CPO Production 1-31 Oct vs 1-30 Sep:
Peninsular Malaysia (+) 6.57%
Borneo States (+) 20.20%
Sabah (+) 19.83%
Sarawak (+) 21.25%
Overall Malaysia (+) 12.31%
MPOA CPO Production 1-20 Oct vs 1-20 Sep:
Peninsular Malaysia (+) 4.54%
Borneo State (+) 20.45%
Sabah (+) 21.99%
Sarawak (+) 16.69%
Overall Malaysia (+) 10.77%
Peninsular Malaysia (+) 6.57%
Borneo States (+) 20.20%
Sabah (+) 19.83%
Sarawak (+) 21.25%
Overall Malaysia (+) 12.31%
MPOA CPO Production 1-20 Oct vs 1-20 Sep:
Peninsular Malaysia (+) 4.54%
Borneo State (+) 20.45%
Sabah (+) 21.99%
Sarawak (+) 16.69%
Overall Malaysia (+) 10.77%
MPOB S&D Oct'25 vs Sep'25:
Prodn 2.044m vs 1.841m (+11.02%)
Impt 36k vs 78k
Expt 1.693m vs 1.428m (+18.58%)
LDsp 282k vs 335k
Stks 2.464m vs 2.360m (+4.44%)
* * * * *
Reuters Poll:
Prodn 1.94m (+5.6%)
Impt 60k
Expt 1.48m (+3.8%)
LDsp 439k
Stks 2.44m (+3.5%)
Bloomberg Poll:
Prodn 1.95m (+6%)
Impt 60k
Expt 1.47m (+2.8%)
LDsp 250k-450k
Stks 2.44m (+3.4%)
Prodn 2.044m vs 1.841m (+11.02%)
Impt 36k vs 78k
Expt 1.693m vs 1.428m (+18.58%)
LDsp 282k vs 335k
Stks 2.464m vs 2.360m (+4.44%)
* * * * *
Reuters Poll:
Prodn 1.94m (+5.6%)
Impt 60k
Expt 1.48m (+3.8%)
LDsp 439k
Stks 2.44m (+3.5%)
Bloomberg Poll:
Prodn 1.95m (+6%)
Impt 60k
Expt 1.47m (+2.8%)
LDsp 250k-450k
Stks 2.44m (+3.4%)
Oct Prodn est:
MPOB:
Pen Msia 1.117m (+6.6%)
Sabah 446k (+19.5%)
Sarawak 481k (+14.6%)
Total 2.044m (+11.02%)
MPOA:
Pen. M’sia: +6.57%
East M’sia: +20.20%
Sabah: +19.83%
Sarawak: +21.25%
Malaysia: +12.31% (est 2.07m mt)
SPPOMA:
Yield: +4.50%
OER.: +0.20%
Prod: +5.55%
Oct Export est:
MPOB: 1,692,895mt (+18.58%)
AmSpec: 1,501,945mt (+4.31%)
ITS: 1,639,089mt (+5.19%)
SGS: 1,282,036mt (+26.54%)
MPOB:
Pen Msia 1.117m (+6.6%)
Sabah 446k (+19.5%)
Sarawak 481k (+14.6%)
Total 2.044m (+11.02%)
MPOA:
Pen. M’sia: +6.57%
East M’sia: +20.20%
Sabah: +19.83%
Sarawak: +21.25%
Malaysia: +12.31% (est 2.07m mt)
SPPOMA:
Yield: +4.50%
OER.: +0.20%
Prod: +5.55%
Oct Export est:
MPOB: 1,692,895mt (+18.58%)
AmSpec: 1,501,945mt (+4.31%)
ITS: 1,639,089mt (+5.19%)
SGS: 1,282,036mt (+26.54%)
KLK Alami Edible Oils Sdn. Bhd. will be exhibiting at Gulfood 2026, the world’s leading food and beverage trade exhibition, taking place from 26–30 January 2026 in Dubai.
We warmly invite our valued partners, existing customers, and potential buyers to visit us and connect in person. This will be a great opportunity to:
• Discuss current and future business opportunities
• Explore our product portfolio and solutions
• Strengthen partnerships and build new collaborations
📍 Stand: Z1 – A21B
🏛 Hall: Za’abeel Hall 1
📍 Venue: Dubai World Trade Centre
We look forward to welcoming you at our stand and having meaningful discussions during the exhibition.
See you at Gulfood 2026!
We warmly invite our valued partners, existing customers, and potential buyers to visit us and connect in person. This will be a great opportunity to:
• Discuss current and future business opportunities
• Explore our product portfolio and solutions
• Strengthen partnerships and build new collaborations
📍 Stand: Z1 – A21B
🏛 Hall: Za’abeel Hall 1
📍 Venue: Dubai World Trade Centre
We look forward to welcoming you at our stand and having meaningful discussions during the exhibition.
See you at Gulfood 2026!
🇺🇸 The trigger for Friday’s crash was the news that U.S. President Donald Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair. Warsh is widely seen as a more hawkish policymaker compared with expectations for easier monetary policy. That shift pushed markets toward pricing in higher-for-longer interest rates. This nomination boosted the U.S. dollar and real yields, reducing appeal for precious metals like gold and silver.
🥈Silver’s 26% plunge on Friday was the biggest on record since March 1980 while gold dropped 9% in its worst day in more than a decade. Copper traders were already reeling after a sudden spike past $14,500 a ton that unraveled just as fast.
🇺🇸🇮🇳 US President Donald Trump announced that he agreed to a trade deal with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where the US will lower tariffs on goods from India to 18% from 25%. Trump said India will reduce trade barriers to zero and will also stop buying Russian oil.
🇺🇸 President Donald Trump is set to launch a strategic critical-minerals stockpile with $12 billion in seed money, a bid to insulate manufacturers from supply shocks as the US works to slash its reliance on Chinese rare earths and other metals.
📝 Bitcoin investors liquidated $2.56 billion in recent days, according to data provider CoinGlass, as cryptocurrencies slumped following a sell-off in other risk assets, including equities and precious metals.
📝 The sole border crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopened yesterday after being largely closed for 20 months. It was a symbolic, if halting, step forward in Israel’s cease-fire with Hamas.
🇺🇸 U.S. equities rose as Wall Street began a new month of trading, with investors looking past the recent losses in silver and bitcoin.
* Dow 49,407 (+515/+1.05%)
* S&P 6,976 (+37/+0.54%)
* Nasdaq 23,592 (+130/+0.56%)
⛽ Oil prices fell sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran was “seriously talking” with Washington, signalling a de-escalation of tensions with the OPEC member, while a stronger dollar and milder weather forecasts also pressured prices.
* Crude oil $61.70 (-3.51/-5.3%)
* Brent crude $65.92 (-3.4/-4.9%)
🇪🇺 The European stock market closed higher as the sell-off in spot gold continued.
👑 Silver and gold fell on Monday, extending losses after a major sell-off at the end of last week.
Spot silver was last down more than 6% to $78.86 per ounce. Spot gold lost more than 4%, sitting at around $4,662.43.
🌴 FCPO Apr (RM4,229,-88) snapped a four-month losing streak on Friday, despite closing lower for the day as investors booked profits. It rose every week in January to book a 4.42% gain, on a boost from higher soyoil and crude prices, supportive output and export data, while the ringgit also slipped. Indonesia has set its crude palm oil reference price at $918.47 per metric ton for February, slightly up from January's $915.64 per ton, Trade Ministry regulation showed on Friday.
🥈Silver’s 26% plunge on Friday was the biggest on record since March 1980 while gold dropped 9% in its worst day in more than a decade. Copper traders were already reeling after a sudden spike past $14,500 a ton that unraveled just as fast.
🇺🇸🇮🇳 US President Donald Trump announced that he agreed to a trade deal with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where the US will lower tariffs on goods from India to 18% from 25%. Trump said India will reduce trade barriers to zero and will also stop buying Russian oil.
🇺🇸 President Donald Trump is set to launch a strategic critical-minerals stockpile with $12 billion in seed money, a bid to insulate manufacturers from supply shocks as the US works to slash its reliance on Chinese rare earths and other metals.
📝 Bitcoin investors liquidated $2.56 billion in recent days, according to data provider CoinGlass, as cryptocurrencies slumped following a sell-off in other risk assets, including equities and precious metals.
📝 The sole border crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopened yesterday after being largely closed for 20 months. It was a symbolic, if halting, step forward in Israel’s cease-fire with Hamas.
🇺🇸 U.S. equities rose as Wall Street began a new month of trading, with investors looking past the recent losses in silver and bitcoin.
* Dow 49,407 (+515/+1.05%)
* S&P 6,976 (+37/+0.54%)
* Nasdaq 23,592 (+130/+0.56%)
⛽ Oil prices fell sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran was “seriously talking” with Washington, signalling a de-escalation of tensions with the OPEC member, while a stronger dollar and milder weather forecasts also pressured prices.
* Crude oil $61.70 (-3.51/-5.3%)
* Brent crude $65.92 (-3.4/-4.9%)
🇪🇺 The European stock market closed higher as the sell-off in spot gold continued.
👑 Silver and gold fell on Monday, extending losses after a major sell-off at the end of last week.
Spot silver was last down more than 6% to $78.86 per ounce. Spot gold lost more than 4%, sitting at around $4,662.43.
🌴 FCPO Apr (RM4,229,-88) snapped a four-month losing streak on Friday, despite closing lower for the day as investors booked profits. It rose every week in January to book a 4.42% gain, on a boost from higher soyoil and crude prices, supportive output and export data, while the ringgit also slipped. Indonesia has set its crude palm oil reference price at $918.47 per metric ton for February, slightly up from January's $915.64 per ton, Trade Ministry regulation showed on Friday.
Malaysia Jan 1-31, 2026 vs. Dec 1-31, 2025 palm oil export (in tonnes)
ITS: 1,463,069 vs. 1,240,587 (up 222,482 or +17.93%)
ITS: 1,463,069 vs. 1,240,587 (up 222,482 or +17.93%)
India's January palm oil imports hit four-month high as buyers cut soyoil purchases
By Rajendra Jadhav
India's palm oil imports surged 51% in January to a four-month high, as the tropical oil's discount to rival soyoil prompted refiners to ramp up purchases while cutting soyoil imports to a 19-month low, according to five dealers.
Higher palm oil imports by India, the world's largest buyer of vegetable oils, could help reduce inventories in top producers Indonesia and Malaysia, supporting benchmark Malaysian palm oil futures
FCPO1!
, while pressuring U.S. soyoil futures (Boc2).
Palm oil imports jumped to 766,000 metric tons last month - the highest since October 2025 - from 507,204 metric tons in December, according to dealer estimates.
Meanwhile, soyoil imports slumped 45% to 280,000 tons, the lowest since June 2024, and sunflower oil imports fell 23% to 269,000 tons, according to the estimates.
India's total edible oil imports in January fell 3.5% from a month earlier to 1.32 million tons due to lower imports of soyoil and sunflower oil, the estimates showed.
The estimates exclude duty-free shipments that arrived via land borders from Nepal, the dealers said.
India imported an average of about 632,000 tons of palm oil each month during the marketing year that ended in October 2025, said the Solvent Extractors' Association of India. The group is set to publish its January import data by mid-February.
Palm oil has been trading at a discount of more than $100 per tonne to soyoil, encouraging Indian buyers to step up purchases and scale back soyoil buying, said Rajesh Patel, managing partner at edible oil trader GGN Research at Rajkot, Gujarat.
India buys palm oil mainly from Indonesia and Malaysia, and imports soyoil and sunflower oil from Argentina, Brazil, Russia and Ukraine.
Palm oil imports are expected to rise further in February, with soyoil and sunflower oil imports remaining under pressure, said Sandeep Bajoria, chief executive of Sunvin Group, a vegetable oil brokerage and consultancy firm.
Source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2026:newsml_L1N3YZ02Y:0-india-s-january-palm-oil-imports-hit-four-month-high-as-buyers-cut-soyoil-purchases/
By Rajendra Jadhav
India's palm oil imports surged 51% in January to a four-month high, as the tropical oil's discount to rival soyoil prompted refiners to ramp up purchases while cutting soyoil imports to a 19-month low, according to five dealers.
Higher palm oil imports by India, the world's largest buyer of vegetable oils, could help reduce inventories in top producers Indonesia and Malaysia, supporting benchmark Malaysian palm oil futures
FCPO1!
, while pressuring U.S. soyoil futures (Boc2).
Palm oil imports jumped to 766,000 metric tons last month - the highest since October 2025 - from 507,204 metric tons in December, according to dealer estimates.
Meanwhile, soyoil imports slumped 45% to 280,000 tons, the lowest since June 2024, and sunflower oil imports fell 23% to 269,000 tons, according to the estimates.
India's total edible oil imports in January fell 3.5% from a month earlier to 1.32 million tons due to lower imports of soyoil and sunflower oil, the estimates showed.
The estimates exclude duty-free shipments that arrived via land borders from Nepal, the dealers said.
India imported an average of about 632,000 tons of palm oil each month during the marketing year that ended in October 2025, said the Solvent Extractors' Association of India. The group is set to publish its January import data by mid-February.
Palm oil has been trading at a discount of more than $100 per tonne to soyoil, encouraging Indian buyers to step up purchases and scale back soyoil buying, said Rajesh Patel, managing partner at edible oil trader GGN Research at Rajkot, Gujarat.
India buys palm oil mainly from Indonesia and Malaysia, and imports soyoil and sunflower oil from Argentina, Brazil, Russia and Ukraine.
Palm oil imports are expected to rise further in February, with soyoil and sunflower oil imports remaining under pressure, said Sandeep Bajoria, chief executive of Sunvin Group, a vegetable oil brokerage and consultancy firm.
Source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2026:newsml_L1N3YZ02Y:0-india-s-january-palm-oil-imports-hit-four-month-high-as-buyers-cut-soyoil-purchases/
Indonesia to launch social assistance programme worth more than $700 million – Reuter
03 Feb 2026 12:45:44
JAKARTA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia plans to launch a 12 trillion rupiah ($715.78 million) social assistance programme to hand out rice and cooking oil to low-income families for two months, the country's chief economic minister said on Tuesday.
Airlangga Hartarto did not give an exact timeframe for the programme but said it is aimed at boosting economic growth in the first quarter of 2026.
The government will also allocate 200 billion rupiah for travel discounts during the Eid al-Fitr holiday, which will include air, train and sea transportation, Airlangga said.
"Our target is to boost the economy because the first quarter is important," he told reporters.
($1 = 16,765 rupiah)
Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/indonesia-launch-social-assistance-programme-worth-more-than-700-million-2026-02-03/#:~:text=JAKARTA%2C%20Feb%203%20(Reuters),economic%20minister%20said%20on%20Tuesday
03 Feb 2026 12:45:44
JAKARTA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia plans to launch a 12 trillion rupiah ($715.78 million) social assistance programme to hand out rice and cooking oil to low-income families for two months, the country's chief economic minister said on Tuesday.
Airlangga Hartarto did not give an exact timeframe for the programme but said it is aimed at boosting economic growth in the first quarter of 2026.
The government will also allocate 200 billion rupiah for travel discounts during the Eid al-Fitr holiday, which will include air, train and sea transportation, Airlangga said.
"Our target is to boost the economy because the first quarter is important," he told reporters.
($1 = 16,765 rupiah)
Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/indonesia-launch-social-assistance-programme-worth-more-than-700-million-2026-02-03/#:~:text=JAKARTA%2C%20Feb%203%20(Reuters),economic%20minister%20said%20on%20Tuesday
Malaysia Jan 1-31, 2026 vs. Dec 1-31, 2025 palm oil export (in tonnes)
AMSPEC: 1,375,718 vs. 1,197,434 (up 178,284 or +14.89%)
ITS: 1,463,069 vs. 1,240,587 (up 222,482 or +17.93%)
AMSPEC: 1,375,718 vs. 1,197,434 (up 178,284 or +14.89%)
ITS: 1,463,069 vs. 1,240,587 (up 222,482 or +17.93%)
SPPOMA 1st-31st Jan 2026
Yield : -13.78%
OER. : +0.16%
Prod : -13.08%
SPPOMA 1st-25th Jan 2026
Yield : -15.28%
OER. : +0.11%
Prod : -14.81%
SPPOMA 1st-20th Jan 2026
Yield : -16.49%
OER. : +0.08%
Prod : -16.06%
SPPOMA 1st-15th Jan 2026
Yield : -16.84%
OER. : -0.05%
Prod : -17.10%
SPPOMA 1st-10th Jan 2026
Yield : -18.09%
OER. : -0.03%
Prod : -18.24%
SPPOMA 1st-5th Jan 2026
Yield : -34.70%
OER. : +0.04%
Prod : -34.48%
Yield : -13.78%
OER. : +0.16%
Prod : -13.08%
SPPOMA 1st-25th Jan 2026
Yield : -15.28%
OER. : +0.11%
Prod : -14.81%
SPPOMA 1st-20th Jan 2026
Yield : -16.49%
OER. : +0.08%
Prod : -16.06%
SPPOMA 1st-15th Jan 2026
Yield : -16.84%
OER. : -0.05%
Prod : -17.10%
SPPOMA 1st-10th Jan 2026
Yield : -18.09%
OER. : -0.03%
Prod : -18.24%
SPPOMA 1st-5th Jan 2026
Yield : -34.70%
OER. : +0.04%
Prod : -34.48%
Reuters Poll Jan'26 vs Dec'25 MPOB:
Prodn 1.61m vs 1.83m (-12%)
Impt 41k vs 33k
Expt 1.42m vs 1.32m (+7.5%)
LDsp 377k vs 332k
Stks 2.91m vs 3.05m (-4.6%)
Prodn 1.61m vs 1.83m (-12%)
Impt 41k vs 33k
Expt 1.42m vs 1.32m (+7.5%)
LDsp 377k vs 332k
Stks 2.91m vs 3.05m (-4.6%)
Bloomberg Poll Jan'26 vs Dec'25 MPOB:
Prodn 1.62m vs 1.83m (-11.5%)
Impt 40k vs 33k
Expt 1.42m vs 1.32m (+7.6%)
LDsp 340k vs 332k
Stks 2.89m vs 3.05m (-5.2%)
Reuters Poll:
Prodn 1.61m vs 1.83m (-12%)
Impt 41k vs 33k
Expt 1.42m vs 1.32m (+7.5%)
LDsp 377k vs 332k
Stks 2.91m vs 3.05m (-4.6%)
Prodn 1.62m vs 1.83m (-11.5%)
Impt 40k vs 33k
Expt 1.42m vs 1.32m (+7.6%)
LDsp 340k vs 332k
Stks 2.89m vs 3.05m (-5.2%)
Reuters Poll:
Prodn 1.61m vs 1.83m (-12%)
Impt 41k vs 33k
Expt 1.42m vs 1.32m (+7.5%)
LDsp 377k vs 332k
Stks 2.91m vs 3.05m (-4.6%)
*MPOB S&D Feb'26 vs Jan'26:
Prodn 1.285m vs 1.577m (-18.55%)
Impt 76k vs 32k
Expt 1.128m vs 1.455m (-22.48%)
LDsp 344k vs 391k
Stks 2.704m vs 2.815m (-3.94%)
* * * * *
Bloomberg Poll:
Prodn 1.33m (-16%)
Impt 40k
Expt 1.19m (-20%)
LDsp 250k-450k
Stks 2.65m (-6%)
Reuters Poll:
Prodn 1.30m (-17.8%)
Impt 39k
Expt 1.18m (-20.8%)
LDsp 343k
Stks 2.63m (-6.5%)
Prodn 1.285m vs 1.577m (-18.55%)
Impt 76k vs 32k
Expt 1.128m vs 1.455m (-22.48%)
LDsp 344k vs 391k
Stks 2.704m vs 2.815m (-3.94%)
* * * * *
Bloomberg Poll:
Prodn 1.33m (-16%)
Impt 40k
Expt 1.19m (-20%)
LDsp 250k-450k
Stks 2.65m (-6%)
Reuters Poll:
Prodn 1.30m (-17.8%)
Impt 39k
Expt 1.18m (-20.8%)
LDsp 343k
Stks 2.63m (-6.5%)
Malaysia CPO Export Duty for Apr'26:
Ref. Price = RM 3,935.19
Tax = 9.5%
Duty = Rm 373.84 / mt (or USD 95.20 @ 3.9270)
Vs.
Malaysia CPO Export Duty for Mar'26:
Ref. Price = RM 3,896.09
Tax = 9.0%
Duty = Rm 350.65 / mt (or USD 89.70 @ 3.9090)
Ref. Price = RM 3,935.19
Tax = 9.5%
Duty = Rm 373.84 / mt (or USD 95.20 @ 3.9270)
Vs.
Malaysia CPO Export Duty for Mar'26:
Ref. Price = RM 3,896.09
Tax = 9.0%
Duty = Rm 350.65 / mt (or USD 89.70 @ 3.9090)
Indonesia expediting road test on B50 biofuel, energy ministry says
Reuters News
11 Mar 2026 18:56:18
JAKARTA, March 11 (Reuters) - Indonesia is accelerating its road test for B50 biodiesel made with 50% palm oil and 50% conventional oil, in case it struggles with crude oil supply due to conflict in the Middle East, its deputy energy minister said on Wednesday.
Indonesia is considering raising its mandatory blend for biodiesel to B50 later this year, from the current B40 blend, due to rising crude prices.
- ROAD TEST FOR B50 BIOFUEL BEING ACCELERATED - INDONESIA DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER
- B50 ROAD TESTING FOR PASSENGER CARS COULD BE COMPLETED BY END OF THE MONTH - INDONESIA DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER
- INDONESIA'S IMPLEMENTATION OF B50 BIOFUEL DEPENDS ON CRUDE OIL SUPPLY - DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER
Reuters News
11 Mar 2026 18:56:18
JAKARTA, March 11 (Reuters) - Indonesia is accelerating its road test for B50 biodiesel made with 50% palm oil and 50% conventional oil, in case it struggles with crude oil supply due to conflict in the Middle East, its deputy energy minister said on Wednesday.
Indonesia is considering raising its mandatory blend for biodiesel to B50 later this year, from the current B40 blend, due to rising crude prices.
- ROAD TEST FOR B50 BIOFUEL BEING ACCELERATED - INDONESIA DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER
- B50 ROAD TESTING FOR PASSENGER CARS COULD BE COMPLETED BY END OF THE MONTH - INDONESIA DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER
- INDONESIA'S IMPLEMENTATION OF B50 BIOFUEL DEPENDS ON CRUDE OIL SUPPLY - DEPUTY ENERGY MINISTER