Imports of Palm Oil in India Increase by 60% in October Due to Festive Demand

The Solvent Extractors’ Association (SEA) said that October saw a 60% month-over-month increase in India’s palm oil imports, reaching 845,682 metric tonnes, driven by festive demand and refilled supplies. This increase may put a strain on Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil supplies worldwide. Imports of sunflower oil increased 56.5%, while imports of soy oil decreased…

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Prices of Sunflower, Groundnut, and Soybean Drop Below MSP Levels

Soyabean, groundnut, and sunflower prices have fallen 8-25% below the Minimum Support Price (MSP) in agri-terminal markets during the early days of the harvesting season. Farmers face significant losses due to delayed MSP-based procurement, with soybean prices averaging ₹4,268 per quintal, 12.8% lower than the MSP. Large crop expectations and export uncertainties, particularly in Iran,…

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The edible oil business searches for legislation to promote greater autonomy

The industry anticipates an early implementation of a robust policy framework along the lines of the one the government established for the expansion of oil palm plantations in the nation, given that Finance Minister Nirmala SithaRaman stated a special focus to promote edible oil crops. The industry, which uses up foreign cash because the nation…

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Following a two-year decline in consumption, palm oil imports to India may reach a four-year high.

According to a senior industry official who spoke to Reuters on Tuesday, India’s imports of palm oil might increase 16% to a four-year high of 9.17 million tonnes in 2022/23 as demand is expected to increase following two years of contraction due to COVID-led lockdowns. Palm oil futures are already trading near their highest level…

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