He said on Tuesday refineries in Malaysia and Indonesia would need to consolidate and reckoned that oil palm refineries should be set up in the importing countries instead.
Industry expert M R Chandran said that the oil palm production in Malaysia and Indonesia is expected to increase by 11% this year to 65 million tonnes compared to 58 million tonnes last year, boosted by good weather conditions.
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