Malaysia believes that China will announce the import and distribution of palm oil in early January next year
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Last Update: 2001-12-24
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Introduction: Malaysia said on Friday that it believed that since Beijing joined the WTO, China would announce its 2002 quota for palm oil import in early January, Lim Keng Yaik, Malaysia's minister of basic industry, said that after becoming a member of the WTO, China has promised to import 240 tons of palm oil next year, but if Malaysia and Indonesia, the world's two largest palm oil producers, encourage China, China may increase its import volume Lim said Malaysia's rival Indonesia recently lobbied China in Beijing to import more palm oil The two competitors sometimes work together to boost the world market Lim told reporters that Malaysia's minister assured me during a visit to China this week that if she heard anything, she would tell me immediately I really want to hear about January next year China is the second largest palm oil importer in the world, importing 1.12 million tons of Malaysian palm oil from January to November (author:) share to feed Weibo share to:
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