Malaysia’s Palm Oil Exports Drop 24.7% in Sept 1-20, AmSpec Reports
Malaysian palm oil exports fell sharply in September 2026, with AmSpec reporting a 24.7% drop for Sept 1-20 to 608,120 metric tons versus August. Earlier AmSpec data showed a 25.6% decline for Sept 1-15 to 496,160 tonnes. However, SGS reported a 14.99% increase for the same early period. Meanwhile, SPPOMA data indicated a 21.28% surge in production for Sept 1-15.
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Malaysia's Palm Oil Exports Drop 24.7% in Sept 1-20 Period, AmSpec Says
According to Malaysian independent inspection agency AmSpec, the country's palm oil exports for the period of September 1-20 totaled 608,120 metric tons. This represents a significant decline of 24.7% compared to the 807,592 metric tons exported during the same period in August. The data, released on September 21, provides an early indication of export trends for the month and is closely watched by global vegetable oil markets. The sharp drop may reflect changes in demand from key importing countries or seasonal factors. The report is attributed solely to AmSpec's survey data and does not include analysis or forecasts from other sources.
Malaysia's Palm Oil Production Surges 21.28% in First Half of September, SPPOMA Data Shows
According to data released by the Southern Peninsular Palm Oil Millers Association (SPPOMA), Malaysia's palm oil production saw significant increases in the first 15 days of September 2026 compared to the same period in the previous month. The yield per hectare rose by 18.75% month-on-month, while the oil extraction rate improved by 0.48% month-on-month. As a result, total crude palm oil production surged by 21.28% month-on-month during September 1-15. The data, reported by Cailian Press on September 17, indicates a strong start to the month for Malaysia's palm oil industry, which is a key global supplier of the commodity.
Read sourceMalaysia Palm Oil Exports Rise 14.99% in First Half of September, SGS Data Shows
According to data released by shipping survey agency SGS, Malaysia's palm oil exports for the period of September 1-15 are estimated at 528,839 tonnes. This represents a 14.99% increase compared to the 459,907 tonnes exported during the same period in the previous month. The data, reported by Cailian Press on September 17, provides an early indication of export trends for the month.
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Malaysia's Palm Oil Exports Fall 25% in First Half of September, AmSpec Says
According to Malaysian independent inspection agency AmSpec, Malaysia's palm oil exports for the period of September 1 to 15 totaled 496,160 tonnes. This figure represents a 25% decline compared to the previous month's exports for the same period. The data provides an early indication of export trends for the month, potentially influenced by global demand dynamics and pricing conditions. The report is attributed to AmSpec, a recognized independent inspector of palm oil shipments.
Read sourceMalaysia Palm Oil Exports Fall 25.6% in First Half of September, AMSPEC Data Shows
According to data from AMSPEC Agriculture, Malaysia's palm oil exports for the period of September 1–15 are estimated at 496,160 tonnes. This represents a significant decline of approximately 25.6% compared to the 667,257 tonnes exported during the same period in August. The data, reported by Cailian Press on September 15, provides an early indication of export trends for the month. The sharp drop in shipments may reflect changing demand dynamics in key importing markets or seasonal factors. Market participants will watch for further data releases to confirm whether this trend persists through the remainder of September.