Wednesday 24 Apr 2024
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KUALA LUMPUR (Mar 16): Malaysia, the second-largest palm grower, raised its palm oil export tax from zero to 4.5 percent for April, a government circular showed on Monday, ending a duty-free policy held since September.

The rate was scrapped from September to December, with the step later extended to end-February.

The Southeast Asian country calculated a reference price of 2,288 ringgit ($619) per tonne for April crude palm oil, effectively raising the export duty to 4.5 percent.

 

 

 

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