Palm Oil Indonesia: Government to Change CPO

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  • Will Indonesia review the export levy on crude palm oil?
  • TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Indonesian government is considering a review of the export levy on Crude Palm Oil (CPO), currently set at 7.5%.
  • Will Indonesia's palm oil supply match the rise in demand?
  • Kadin predicts that, given the current conditions, the growth in Indonesian palm oil supply has yet to match the rise in demand. They estimate that the national palm oil supply will only reach 66.2 million tons by 2035 and 89.9 million tons by 2050, which is lower than the demand levels.
  • Why are Malaysian palm oil prices rising faster than Indonesian prices?
  • From September 2020, Malaysian palm oil prices began to recover at a faster pace than Indonesian prices, driven by factors such as export policies and domestic market dynamics.
  • Can the Indonesian palm oil agency improve the management of palm oil?
  • GAPKI's Deputy Chairman III, Satria B Wibawa, believes that the Indonesian Palm Oil Agency could be a solution to improve the management of the palm oil industry from upstream to downstream. Through this agency, it is hoped that the issue of production stagnation can be addressed.
  • How much palm oil does Indonesia produce?
  • Indonesia procured 187,116 tonnes of palm oil in 2019. The production of palm oil in Indonesia was 1,965,064,704 tonnes in 2019 and is estimated to change by an average of 1.97%. The country had an estimated 117,420,480.00 hectares under palm oil cultivation.
  • Will palm oil prices rise in 2024?
  • "Palm oil prices are expected to rise in 2024 due to weakening production in Southeast Asia and tightening stocks," the World Bank said in its April 2024 Commodity Markets Outlook report. "However, palm oil prices are predicted to decline in 2025 as supply improves following the weakening of the El Nino weather phenomenon," it added.