ILUSTRASI. Indonesia's ban on palm oil exports is unlikely to last more than a month as Jakarta has limited infrastructure to store the surplus oil. ANTARA FOTO/Bayu Pratama S/tom.
Sumber: Reuters | Editor: Anastasia Lilin Yuliantina
KONTAN.CO.ID - JAKARTA/MUMBAI. Indonesia's ban on palm oil exports is unlikely to last more than a month as Jakarta has limited infrastructure to store the surplus oil and the country faces mounting pressure from buyers to resume shipments. Industry officials said.
The world's top palm oil exporter announced plans to ban exports on Friday, in a shock move that lifted prices of all edible oils and sowed confusion and alarm among palm oil exporters and consumers alike.
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