Download PDF - ETP - Pemandu

ETP ANNUAL REPORT 2011
In recent years the oil extraction rate (OER) has hit a plateau due to
inconsistent quality of fresh fruit bunches delivered to mills. This
EPP aims to improve mill performance by filtering poor quality
crop before processing. MPOB has recruited and deployed a total
of 186 enforcement officers to specific low performing mills to
provide advisory and enforcement services on quality of crops.
Achievements
The Malaysian Palm Oil Board has grouped all the mills in
Malaysia into four categories based on crop intake and OER
performance. The four categories are:
A: OER < 20 per cent and using >50 per cent outside crops of
their total intake
B1: FELDA mills
B2: OER > 20 per cent, or, using < 50 per cent outside crops of
their total intake
C: Palm oil mills that receive/process their own crops only
Exhibit 5.9
94
EPP 4
Oil Extraction Rate Performance – 2011
OER (%)
21.5
21
20.5
20
19.5
19
18.5
Jan: 19.7
Increasing the Oil Extraction Rate (OER)
MPOB has also clustered mills by region and placed them under
the responsibility of enforcement teams which are ranked
competitively to ensure high OER performance by the mills.
Overall in 2011, the OER has increased from a three year low
of 19.70 per cent in January, to end with an average of 20.35
per cent. This EPP has seen a significant improvement in the
OER with successful reversal of downward trends traditionally
observed in two periods – February-March and June-August.
Moving Forward
In 2012, the focus will be on improving the national oil extraction
rate to 21.05 per cent. An additional 55 enforcement officers will
be hired and deployed to FELDA-owned mills to monitor the FFB
acceptance process by mills and displacement of FFB to ensure
only good quality crops are processed.
Dec: 20.26
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2008
2009
2010
2011
2011 average
(20.35%)
2011 target
(20.75%)