Indonesia to keep domestic palm oil sale rules ahead of B35 – official
Indonesia has no plan to change rules mandating palm oil exporters sell a portion of their output to the domestic market, M. Firman Hidayat, a senior official with a ministry overseeing the rules, told on Monday.
Exporters currently can only ship palm oil four times the amount they sell domestically. Starting Aug. 1, Indonesia will fully implement a mandate to have a 35% palm oil blend in biodiesel, called the B35 programme.
Read also
Fuel crisis makes grain exports from central Russia unprofitable
Soybean prices need weather problems and stronger Chinese demand
Competition for sunflower seed stocks supports high prices in Ukraine
Super El Niño probability rises to 81%
Italy increased Ukrainian corn imports due to quality issues and poor harvests amo...
Got additional questions?
We will be happy to assist!
Write to us
Our manager will contact you soon