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NMEO-OP: Five years on, what has India got back?

India’s NMEO-OP has expanded oil palm cultivation by 2.73 lakh hectares between FY2021-22 and FY2025-26, taking the country’s cumulative oil palm area...

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Oil palm mission meets 42% of 650,000 hectare target; no higher aid planned

India brought 273,302 hectares under oil palm cultivation through NMEO-OP by 2025-26, achieving only 42% of the 650,000-hectare target. Telangana and Andhra...

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Unlocking full potential of NMEO-OP 2.0: From plantation expansion to productivity-led growth

NMEO-OP’s next phase should prioritize irrigation-first implementation, effective productive area expansion and outcome-based monitoring rather than merely increasing planted hectares. Measuring irrigation...

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India accelerates edible oil self-sufficiency drive amid Indonesia’s export restrictions

Indonesia’s tighter palm oil export controls are accelerating India’s NMEO-OP programme. With oil palm plantations nearing the 650,000-hectare target, India aims to...

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India nears target for oil palm plantation expansion

India has achieved 98% of its NMEO-OP oil palm plantation target, expanding to 640,000 hectares by March 2026. Higher domestic palm oil...

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Beyond area expansion: Why oil palm productivity will decide India’s edible oil future

India is accelerating oil palm cultivation under the NMEO-OP mission to reduce edible oil imports. However, industry experts warn that long-term success...

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Commodity prices drop in first week of interim govt

In Dhaka’s kitchen markets, essential commodity prices have mostly decreased in the past week. While rice prices have risen, others like chicken,...

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Palm oil cultivation is key for Atmanirbhar Bharat. It empowers farmers too

India’s dependence on edible oil imports remains high despite its progress in rice, wheat, and sugar self-sufficiency. Edible oil imports were valued...