Malaysia, China to reinforce ties in palm oil supply chains

Published 2025년 2월 25일

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Malaysia and China are set to enhance their collaboration in palm oil supply chains, technological innovation, and market expansion in 2023. The partnership will focus on industry upgrading, expanding palm oil applications in various sectors, and developing more nutritious edible palm oil, healthier personal care products, and environmentally-friendly biofuels. This collaboration aims to accelerate the commercialisation of high-value palm oil products, providing Chinese consumers with superior-quality products. In 2024, Malaysia's palm oil and palm-based product exports to China are projected to reach a value of RM10.57 billion.
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Malaysia and China will further strengthen collaboration in palm oil supply chains, technological innovation, and market expansion this year, said Deputy Plantation and Commodities Minister Datuk Chan Foong Hin. He elaborated that both countries would also work together to enhance industry upgrading and expand the value of palm oil applications in food, high-end personal care products, pharmaceuticals, and renewable energy. “Particularly in research and development and market transformation, the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) is deepening cooperation with Chinese universities, research institutions, and enterprises. “Our joint efforts are developing more nutritious edible palm oil, healthier personal care products, and more environmentally-friendly biofuels, ensuring these innovations reach the market swiftly,” he said in his speech at the official opening of the Malaysia-China 30 Chief Executive Officers Forum on Oils and Fats yesterday. The forum was organised by the ...

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