Malaysia’s palm oil output may dip slightly
Published on: October 20, 2009 at 14:55
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However, the production would remain higher since the record production of 17.7 million tonnes last year. Palm oil harvest was affected due to heavy rains in Sarawak and Sabah states earlier this year.
Meanwhile, Sabri Ahmad, chairman of the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, said that the decision to trim the use of fertilizer in the field caused expected output decline.
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