Food firms set to be hit by rising palm oil prices as South East Asian production dips By Lester Wan 06-Jul-2018 - Last updated on 06-Jul-2018 at 05:04 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend Food manufacturers are expected to be hard hit by an anticipated hike in palm oil prices due to a dip in production in Indonesia and Malaysia — the world’s biggest producers.Click here to read more. GALLERY: Most-read food and beverage stories in June Self-sustaining Future Food City likely to be off coast of Singapore Food firms set to be hit by rising palm oil prices as South East Asian production dips New Vietnam food centre aims to improve traceability, safety and standards in wake of recent concerns 10 Global food and beverage trends transforming the Thai market Japanese chain Daiso shuts down store and online shopping platform in Taiwan Four factors to succeed in health-focused product innovations: Ex-Unilever VP of R&D Alibaba deploying cutting-edge technology to China's 400 RT-Mart stores under ''new retail' model Talk not tax: Will Asian regulators think twice after WHO expert panel stops short of calling for sugar taxes? Hemp milk the latest product innovation finding favour with Australian consumers Green caffeine: Can a broccoli latte boost veggie intake? Prev 1 2 3 4 5 … 11 Next
