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Americas 3 years ago
Biden, Kishida held 'very productive' talks on China export controls
US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held "very productive" talks last week on semiconductor-related export controls on China, White House Indo-Pacific coordinator Kurt Campbell said on Tuesday.
Regulations 3 years ago
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Malaysia says it could stop palm oil exports to EU after new curbs
Commodities Minister Fadillah Yusof said Malaysia and Indonesia would discuss the law, which bans sale of palm oil and other commodities linked to deforestation unless importers can show that production of their specific goods has not damaged forests.
Politics 3 years ago
Jakarta court jails former trade official, palm oil company executives
The Attorney General Office (AGO) in April launched an investigation into allegations of corruption linked to the issuance of export permits at a time when shipments were restricted by the government to control soaring cooking oil prices.
Economy 3 years ago
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We won't make it: Industries cast doubt on bauxite-export ban in mid-2023
Experts and businesses warn that local downstream industries were unprepared for the government’s plan to ban bauxite exports starting in June 2023, stressing that forcing such a measure may backfire against the country’s mission to support local added-value manufacturing.
Academia 3 years ago
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Mandatory B40 risky after cooking oil policy mishap
The government’s antimarket domestic market obligation (DMO) and low ceiling prices of cooking oil in time of skyrocketing international prices sent the wrong signals to the market, which resulted in producers holding their stock to avoid losses, causing scarcity and prices rising far beyond the ceiling prices.
