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Malaysia's Palm Oil Exports Drop 24.7% in First 20 Days of September
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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.
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September 21 — According to Malaysian independent inspection firm AmSpec, Malaysia's palm oil exports for the period of September 1–20 totaled 608,120 metric tons.
This represents a 24.7% decrease compared to the 807,592 metric tons exported during the same period in the previous month.
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财联社Regional
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Malaysia’s Palm Oil Exports Drop 24.7% in Sept 1-20, AmSpec Reports