MPOB calls for incentives to lift exports

Published 2025년 10월 7일

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The palm oil industry has called for more targeted incentives and policy support under Budget 2026 to enhance export competitiveness, boost yields and productivity, and strengthen sustainability, according to the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB). Its director-general, Datuk Dr Ahmad Parveez Ghulam Kadir, said the government should intensify trade promotion and branding initiatives to position

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Malaysian palm oil as a sustainable, climate-smart commodity. “Stronger branding reinforces Malaysia’s commitment to sustainability standards such as Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification and the National Traceability System, which improves transparency and accountability. “This credibility helps counter negative campaigns in key export markets and assures buyers that Malaysian palm oil meets climate-conscious consumer demand,” he told Bernama. He said the industry is also seeking fiscal incentives for downstream products, including oleochemicals, specialty fats, bioenergy, and sustainable aviation fuel, describing them as key levers to future-proof the sector against regulatory pressures, shifting consumer preferences, and global sustainability requirements. “We urge more strategic support for logistics efficiency, including incentives for greener and lower-cost export solutions, to address both immediate cost pressures and long-term market positioning, ensuring ...

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