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Indonesia, Malaysia Seek to Counter Negative Perception of Palm Oil in India - Vimarsana News

Indonesia, Malaysia Seek to Counter Negative Perception of Palm Oil in India

In recent times, negative campaigns against palm oil in India have intensified.

Malaysia's palm oil association expects 52,000 migrant workers to enter by year-end - Vimarsana News

Malaysia's palm oil association expects 52,000 migrant workers to enter by year-end

However, it would be too little, too late for output to rebound. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Report: Palm oil plantations at breaking point due to acute labour shortage | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Report: Palm oil plantations at breaking point due to acute labour shortage | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, May 11 — The palm oil plantation sector, one of the nation’s significant economic contributors, is at breaking point owing to a serious manpower shortage. This is following the government’s yet to be fulfilled efforts to bring in some 32,000 foreign workers, with fruit...

Malaysia's oil palm plantations at breaking point - Asia News NetworkAsia News Network - Vimarsana News

Malaysia's oil palm plantations at breaking point - Asia News NetworkAsia News Network

Malaysia’s oil palm plantations at breaking point Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Plantations at a breaking point - Vimarsana News

Plantations at a breaking point

PETALING JAYA: The prolonged labour shortage in the oil palm plantation sector remains unresolved, as the government has yet to fulfil its promise of bringing in 32,000 foreign workers.