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Unique-Heavy rains to hit Malaysian palm oil output once more in December, says MPOB By Reuters
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Unique-Heavy rains to hit Malaysian palm oil output once more in December, says MPOB By Reuters

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By Tycoon Herald 3 Min Read Published December 13, 2024
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By Ashley Tang and Rajendra Jadhav

KUALA LUMPUR/MUMBAI (Reuters) – Malaysia’s palm oil manufacturing is ready to fall for the fourth consecutive month in December as heavy rainfall hit harvesting on the earth’s second-largest producer of the tropical oil, the trade regulator advised Reuters on Friday.

Decrease output in Malaysia would curb inventories within the nation and additional enhance benchmark futures, that are already close to their highest ranges in about 2-1/2 years.

“We estimate a potential reduction of around 5% to 8% in crude palm oil (CPO) production under normal circumstances,” Ahmad Parveez Ghulam Kadir, director-general on the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) mentioned.

“However, if severe flooding persists, the reduction could reach as high as 10% to 20%,” he mentioned.

Peninsular Malaysia, significantly its northeastern coast, and southern Thailand have been battered by torrential rains which precipitated floods that killed dozens of individuals, and broken houses, transport hyperlinks, and 1000’s of acres of rice crops.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim mentioned the rains had been far past expectations, with some east coast areas getting greater than six months’ value of rainfall between Nov. 26 and 30.

In November, Malaysia’s CPO manufacturing declined 9.8% from a month in the past to 1.62 million metric tons, the bottom for the month since 2020, the board mentioned earlier this week.

Malaysian Meteorological Division (MET) on Friday mentioned a number of states may obtain steady rainfall from Dec. 16 to 19.

The MPOB is carefully monitoring the scenario because the MET has forecast a second wave of floods on account of heavy rainfall, Kadir mentioned.

Heavy rains may additional harm plantation infrastructure, corresponding to roads and bridges, making it troublesome to reap and transport recent fruit bunches from estates to mills, he mentioned.

Unique-Heavy rains to hit Malaysian palm oil output once more in December, says MPOB By Reuters

In December 2023, Malaysia harvested 1.55 million tons of CPO, however manufacturing this December might be far decrease than final yr, mentioned a Malaysian palm oil producer, who didn’t wish to be named.

Palm oil normally trades at a reduction to soybean oil and sunflower oil, however is at the moment at a premium over these competing oils on account of restricted provides.

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