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Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 08/23/2012 9:59:28 AM MALAYSIAN PALM OIL FORTUNE M P O C MALAYSIAN PALM OIL COUNCIL KKDN PP 114669/05/2012 (029946) VOL: 3 2012 Growing Demand for Oils and Fats in China AFTER a strong resurgence from the last financial crisis, China's economic growth suffered a slowdown in 2011. GDP growth decreased to a three-year low at 9.2% and in spite of this, the country with over 1 3 billion people remains the world's second largest economy. China also had to contain high inflation by taking firm steps against rocketing food prices. The government tightened Currency oiiouiauuii anu idii^viauiy intervened in consumer goods prices. Under this cooling economic climate, China's oils and fats industry development hit the doldrums in 2011. &>?•& '' '•ilW : ' .•Sivkm. • t_K_.'v' : / , ® . '• }• ••.«_•», '-#•;. Customs, 52.63 million metric tonnes (MT) of soybean and 1.26 million MT of rapeseed were imported in 2011. but this was a decrease from 54.79 million MT and 1 6 MT in the previous year China's soybean purchases account for 60% of the global soybean trade and play a very important role in the international vegetable oil market. At the same time, overall imports of oils and fats also saw a decline, to 9.43 million MT in 2011 or down by 3.28% from a year earlier. The drop was largely attributed to constant release of national oil and oilseed reserves, amounting to rjiii^vvSl-J"- '-l-xviivli^!'' . *•••*$• 111' " m;f&to !• V. l.. : tf , i:!:K* i- • J", i.v- afeu •.-£• 'iPi &•;• £•& jwr JJL-I" &[•• «=;* Ka-. '&» .•*;• /•£^?X jspypf >_&*?? #£& «•_!&. «£•'# aS/fc >-T^» >*V' JsE^. #»):# Oils and Fats Development about six million MT of local soybean and Even though China is highly dependent 200,000 MT of soybean oil and rapeseed on imports to meet its domestic oils and oil during the first half of 2011, when the fats requirements, the country remains prices of edible oils were capped to tame one of the world's largest oilseed inflation, leading to huge losses in oils producers. According to data from China and oilseeds import market. ismm ^ip$$$0w^B$ii. 2011 2010 s^pd^."jrisi mii& rmm ,...ZILJSOSBIO Total 54.83 57.05 @m&BWffi&f$ The output of oils and fats in China gradually increased to 23.4 million MT in 2011 to 23.02 million MT in 2010, an increase of 1.65%. The growth was mainly due to the increasing local oilseed crushing activities. Soybean oil production rose to 9.6 million MT, which was 11.14% higher than the previous year, whereas rapeseed oil production fell by 10.19% from a year earlier to 4.76 million MT, In recent years, rapeseed planting also saw a heavy fall compared with the other grains. The government is set to revitalise rapeseed cultivation under the 12th Five-Year Plan. '' eEBSKJ Continued on page 7 • MARKETING & MARKET . :^j DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Faudzy Asrafudeen Sayed Mohamed faudzy@mpoc.org.my Mul.cvi Miad Kharibi Zainal Ariffin kharibi@mpoc.org.my Mohd Izham Hassan izham@mpoc.org .my . Asia Pacific South Asia Middle-East Europe Lim Teck Chaii lim@mpoc.org .my Fatimah Zaharah Md Nan fatimah@mpoc.org.my Mohamad Suhaili Hambali msuhaili@mpoc.org.my Nor Iskahar Nordin iskahar@mpoc.org.my Azriyah Azian azriyah@mpoc.org.my Ahmad Fadzli Abdul Aziz fadzli@mpoc org.my l-or more information, please contact Tel SiOT - 7806 4097 Fax: 603 - 7806 2272 Kccci\L\l in \SI) l \R \ Kcuisii-aium I nil n.x 23 2012 9:59:28 AM
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