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Palm oil exports
News update regarding palm oil exports.
Malaysian palm oil inventories are projected to fall by 19.2% in March 2026, reaching their lowest level in eight months.
Palm oil inventories in Malaysia are expected to fall to 2.18 million tonnes as exports rebound strongly by 38.3%, despite production showing signs of a slight increase again.
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Malaysia increased the export tax on palm oil to 9.5% in April 2026.
The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) raised the export duty on crude palm oil to 9.5%, while the base price increased to 3,935.19 ringgit/tonne, putting pressure on export costs.
The EU reduced palm oil imports to 1.9 million tons, with Indonesia remaining the leading supplier.
From July 2025 to early March 2026, EU palm oil imports are expected to fall to 1.9 million tonnes amid tighter regulations on biofuels.
Malaysian palm oil prices reversed course and rose to 4,460 ringgit/tonne on March 11.
Malaysian palm oil futures rose 0.72% on positive export data and a weaker ringgit. However, logistical risks from the Middle East conflict are putting pressure on supply.
Malaysian palm oil prices rose to 4,460 ringgit on March 11th due to improved export performance.
The global palm oil market saw a recovery in trading on March 11, supported by strong export data from Malaysia, which showed a more than 37% increase, and the weakening of the local currency.
Malaysian palm oil production is forecast to fall by up to 17% due to flooding, with prices remaining at $1,088 per ton.
The Malaysian Palm Oil Association warned of tight supply in February 2026 due to natural disasters in Sabah, while new export taxes from Indonesia are driving up commodity prices.
Palm oil exports from Indonesia and Malaysia reached 4.04 million tons in January 2026.
Strong consumer demand in India and China has helped boost overall palm oil exports from Southeast Asia significantly compared to the same period last year.
China's palm oil demand is projected to decline in 2026 due to pressure from soybean and rapeseed oil.
February 12, 2026 14:00
The global palm oil market is facing pressure as China shifts to cheaper rapeseed and soybean oils, causing Malaysia's exports to the country to fall by 35.7%.
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