India's goal, which is to become a net exporter of palm oil despite its dependency on imports, is ambitious and achievable.

In today's changing global landscape, the resilience of the economy is of paramount importance. Governments around the world are prioritizing domestic industries to protect their economies from supply chain disruptions, price volatility, and unforeseen crises such as wars and pandemics. For India, this vision aligns with the "Atmanirbhar Bharat" initiative aimed at achieving self-sufficiency, which is not only about serving the population but also about supporting the economy. India is on the brink of a revolution in palm oil production, with NMEO-OP facilitating its transformation from an import-dependent country to a key global exporter. In an interview with Bizz Buzz, Belwinder Kaur Sron, CEO of the Malaysian Palm Oil Council, explains how India can become a leader in palm oil exports in the future. How important is it for India to achieve self-sufficiency in the production of edible oil in the current environment? One of the most important areas in which India is striving for ...