Posts By THE BUSINESS TIMES
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34Rice News in EnglishIndonesia considers importing 1 million tons of rice from India next year
Indonesia is set to face a 2.43% decline in rice production in 2023, resulting in an estimated output of 30.34 million metric...
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55Wheat News in EnglishChina’s fading hunger for grain spells trouble for world farmers
China's warehouses are filled with grain as the country faces a deepening economic slowdown, which is impacting global agricultural markets. French barley...
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90Edible Oil News in EnglishMalaysian palm oil grower ready for tougher ESG rules with IPO
JOHOR Plantations Group (JPG) plans to utilize RM735 million from its IPO to establish a sustainable palm oil operation powered by clean...
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86Edible Oil News in EnglishCrude palm oil futures set for gradual ascent
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian crude palm oil futures fell to RM3,930 per metric tonne due to weak exports and increased production, after peaking...
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79Edible Oil News in EnglishIndonesia expects palm oil exports to recover in April
PALM oil exports from Indonesia, the world’s biggest exporter of the commodity, are expected to recover in April, after shipments in March...
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83Rice News in EnglishMada welcomes state govt’s plans to boost local rice industry
ALOR STAR: The Muda Agriculture Development Authority (Mada) has welcomed the state government’s proposal to cultivate hill padi (padi huma) as an...
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101Edible Oil News in EnglishCPO price to taper off once seasonal production recovers
KUALA LUMPUR: Crude palm oil (CPO) price is expected to start tapering off when the commodity’s seasonal output recovery takes place. Hong...
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131Edible Oil News in EnglishBursa Malaysia Derivatives reports all-time high daily open interest for crude palm oil futures
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Bhd has reported an all-time high in daily open interest for its benchmark price-setting crude palm oil...
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89Edible Oil News in EnglishLabour shortages in the oil palm industry
The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few. This seems to fit the state of play in the oil palm plantation...
