Storting, the Norwegian Parliament. Photo: Stortinget 28 December 2018: I deeply regret the Norwegian Parliament’s vote that will make Norway the first country in the world to ban biofuels based on palm oil, as stated in this recent development. The stand taken by Norway against palm oil will adversely affect bilateral trade relations between…
The French National Assembly’s decision to exclude the use of palm oil as a biodiesel feedstock is an unwarranted and unjustified move that potentially could disrupt the livelihood of millions in key palm oil producer nations including Malaysia. This is a most unwelcomed decision and goes against the very principles of free and fair trade. The vote…
KUALA LUMPUR (13 Nov. 2018): -YB Teresa was guest speaker at the Alliance Investment Bank luncheon talk on “ Malaysia’s Palm Oil Industry in the Post-GE14 Era” attended by the bank’s institutional clients. She spoke on the current scenario of the oil palm industry, the challenges and way forward for the industry…
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