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Malaysia hoping for 40% rise in palm oil imports by Pakistan, says Kok

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Updated 07 February 2020

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February 07, 2020 11:22

Malaysia hoping for 40% rise in palm oil imports by Pakistan, says Kok

Updated 07 February 2020

FMT

February 07, 2020 11:22

February 7: FMT report by Robin Augustin states that Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok hopes Malaysia’s market share for palm oil in Pakistan will increase to up to 60% this year after the republic’s Prime Minister Imran Khan pledged to import more of the commodity