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Add  Latexx steps up expansion to meet demand.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090807 |20090807 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77132
Description: Rubber glovemaker Latexx Partners Bhd is expanding more quickly than planned to meet the sudden big orders from hospitals in the US, Europe and Latin America in the wake of the influenza A (H1N1) pand… More
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Add  MPOB takes tougher stance on oil palm seed scams.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090724 |20090724 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77363
Description: The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) is proposing a heavier fine of RM2 million for criminals who deceive planters into buying and planting low yielding oil palm seedlings.
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Add  Palm oil prices set to rise amid signs of weaker output.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090714 |20090714 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77457
Description: Malaysia’s palm oil output, down 4 per cent in the first half from a year ago, is likely to fall further as the government continues to chop down unproductive oil palm trees.
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Add  Glovemakers likely to raise prices if US$ weaken further.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090702 |20090702 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77044
Description: Rubber glovemakers are likely to raise glove prices if the US dollar weakens, as latex becomes more expensive and demand for the medical devices continues to swell.
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Add  Govt to set up fertiliser board.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090630 |20090630 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76903
Description: The government will set up a fertiliser board to regulate the quality and price of the crop nutrient industry.
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Add  Dompok sees tocotrienols in new light.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090629 |20090630 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76784
Description: Preliminary research by the scientist in the US and Canada showed tocotrienols can inhibit the growth of both estrogen - positive and estrogen-negative breast cancer cells while protecting healthy cel… More
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Add  Glove makers’ share rises on WHO report.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090615 |20090615 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76755
Description: Shares of Malaysia’s rubber glove makers rose yesterday on expectations they would benefit from greater demand after the World Health Organisation(WHO) declared Influenza A (H1N1) a pandemic.
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Add  Plugging the palm oil leak.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090611 |20090615 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76914
Description: Malaysia plans to step up enforcement against oil palm seed scams and theft of palm fruits and oil, which are costing the country billions in lost revenues.
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Add  Red palm oil does keep the doctor away.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090611 |20090612 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76714
Description: Several scientific studies shows that red palm oil is packed with nutrients. In the past 30 years, doctors had painstakingly studied red palm oil’s effect on cardiovascular health.
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Add  Healthy revenue to come from palm oil supplements.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090526 |20090526 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76901
Description: Palm oil health supplement, the most valuable product along the supply chain, is set to be another big foreign revenue earner for the country.
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Add  Japan urged to use more palm biodiesel for transportation.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090519 |20090519 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76198
Description: Japan should consider using more palm biodiesel for its transportation sector because it is a clean and competitive option compared with other variants, Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister … More
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Add  Malaysia looks East for more palm oil partnerships.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090518 |20090518 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76335
Description: Malaysia is looking to the East to woo more strategic partnerships with Japanese confectionery and snacks companies to boost palm oil trade.
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Add  It’s too early to tell, says oil palm planters.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090514 |20090514 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76195
Description: Industry players can’t say for sure whether crop output will be affected by the current dry spell which is expected to last until September.
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Add  Integrated approach to encourage cocoa farming.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090512 |20090513 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76322
Description: Malaysia will adopt an integrated graduates and retrenched workers to go into modern cocoa farming so as to reduce the country’s burgeoning cocoa bean import bill.
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Add  Levy decision not practical, says timber association.
Authors: Ooi, T.C.
Date: 20090424 |20090429 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76220
Description: Sabah Timber Industries Association (STIA) said thegovernment’s decision to double the levy on foreign workers from May 1 2009 is not practical and only serves to increase the cost of doing business.
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