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Indonesian Palm Oils Exports

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Source: GAPKI NEWSLETTER OCT-NOV 11 | Date: 06 JAN 2012 | Author: GAPKI
Compared to the previous year of the same month, total Indonesian palm oil export in October 2011 increased around 11% from 1.59 million metric tons to 1.77 million metric tons. However, the increase of October export from the previous year was lower than that of September which had an increase of 16%, from 1.38 million metric tons on September 2010 to 1.60 million metric tons on September 2011.  If October 2011 export was compared to the previous month, it increased around 10% from 1.60 million metric tons in September 2011 to 1.77 million metric tons. 
The export consists of palm oils and kernel oils.  In October 2011 the export consisted of 73% of palm oils and 27% of kernel oils with the amount of 1.30 million tons and 469 thousand tons respectively.   The composition was a little bit change, in the same month of previous year it consisted of  91% of palm oils (1.45 million tons) and 9% of kernel oils (145 thousand tons)
Indonesian Palm Oils Exports by Products (1000 Ton)
Year  
       2011
                    Palm Oils  
                    Kernel Oils  
Products 
       Total  
     Palms  
 Procd  
 Crude  
 PKO's  
 Procd  
 Crude  
Total 
   12.843,41  
   11.796,25  
   5.249,32  
   6.546,93  
   1.047,16  
     182,18  
     864,98  
Jan 
     1.529,89  
     1.372,02  
      525,98  
      846,03  
      157,88  
        26,81  
     131,06  
Feb 
     1.218,33  
     1.097,29  
      559,50  
      537,79  
      121,04  
        20,69  
     100,35  
Mar 
         814,98  
         753,23  
      390,77  
      362,46  
         61,76  
        10,51  
        51,24  
Apr 
     1.400,75  
     1.319,93  
      591,69  
      728,24  
         80,82  
        22,01  
        58,81  
May 
     1.751,70  
     1.609,42  
      697,37  
      912,05  
      142,28  
        12,85  
     129,43  
Jun 
     1.483,80  
     1.394,72  
      553,70  
      841,02  
         89,09  
        14,32  
        74,76  
Jul 
     1.218,01  
     1.140,04  
      558,33  
      581,70  
         77,98  
        16,06  
        61,91  
Aug 
     1.824,62  
     1.688,09  
      693,71  
      994,38  
      136,53  
        20,37  
     116,16  
Sep 
     1.601,31  
     1.421,51  
      678,26  
      743,25  
      179,79  
        38,54  
     141,26  
Oct 
   1.765,81 
     1.297,13 
      703,75
    593,38
    468,68
     393,47
        75,22

Palm oils are in the forms of CPO, RBDPO, RBDOL, Crude OL, RBD ST, Crude ST and PFAD, while kernel oils are in the forms of CPKO, RBD PKO, PKE, RBD PKST, CNO, RBD CNO, COPEX, PKFAD. Unlike in the previous months, in October 2011 for the first time Indonesia exported more in the form of the processed palm oils than that of crude palm oil.  The processed palm oils share was around 54%, while the crude palm oil was around 46%. The same as palm oils, in October 2011 kernel palm oil was mostly exported as processed kernel oils.  The export of processed kernel palm oil was 84% 469 thousand tons of kernel palm oil and the rest 16% was in the form of crude kernel oils.
The increase of the Indonesian palm oil export in October 2011 compared to September 2011 was helped by the short supply of soya oil and rape oil in the world.  Critically dry weather in some parts of South America contributed to the short supply of soya oil.  La Nina was blamed for the condition.  World production of sunflowerseed was also down that further increased the palm oil demand.  Since some major commodities of oilseed are subject to supply constraint, it raised the need for alternatives for many importing countries, and palm oil is the best alternative.  It is predicted that world export of palm oil will need to increase by roughly 1.5 MT.

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Burundi: Tea Export Earnings up 11 pct in Q3

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Source: Reuters
23/10/2009

Bujumbura, Oct 22 - Burundi tea export earnings rose 11 percent to $12.4 million in the first nine months of 2009 compared with the same period in 2008, boosted by a drop in output regionally, a tea board official said on Thursday.

The country's state-run tea board (OTB) exported 5,216 tonnes over Jan-Sept 2009 from 4,962 tonnes worth $11.2 million during the same period last year.

"Prices were particularly better between June and September following a severe drought in east Africa which has reduced output," said OTB's Remy Ndayininahaze. "We noted a high demand from buyers during that period and this has boosted earnings."

Ndayininahaze said the average export price was $2.84 per kg in September from $2.58 in the same month in 2008.

Landlocked Burundi exports 80 percent of its tea through a weekly auction in the Kenyan port city of Mombasa.

OTB expects overall earnings to reach $15 million this year, versus $13.7 million in 2008. It forecasts 2009 output at 7,500 tonnes, up from 7,000 tonnes in the previous year mainly due to good rains and increased use of fertilizers on tea farms.

Tea is Burundi's second hard currency earner after coffee and employs some 300,000 smallholder farmers in the small central African nation of 8 million people.

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Palm oil prices set to rise amid weaker output

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Malaysia's palm oil output, down 4 per cent in the first half from a year ago, is likely to fall further as the government continues to chop down unproductive oil palm trees.

"Replanting is a two-pronged strategy. It will immediately cut off some oil supply into the market, but, in the mid-term, oil yield will improve," Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Tan Sri Bernard Dompok said.

The minister is optimistic of buoyant palm oil prices in the months ahead.

In an interview in Putrajaya yesterday, Dompok said he had told the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) to speed up replanting efforts. "The RM200 million budget has been allocated, MPOB must speed up the implementation," he said.

Asked to comment on conflicting price forecasts by several plantation analysts, Dompok said: "Analysts and traders like Dorab Mistry can forecast from time to time. But you have also seen their predictions were not accurate.

"Palm oil prices are essentially subjected to market forces. You also have to consider the strength of the US dollar against ringgit and the amount of rainfall in oil palm plantations.

"If you ask me, I would not be able to give a specific forecast to palm oil prices. But I can assure you the government is committed to tightening palm oil supply in the immediate term."

Last year, Malaysia produced 17.7 million tonnes of crude palm oil. In the first six months of this year, the output was only 7.92 million tonnes, about 4 per cent less than a year ago.

Dompok estimates this year's palm oil output at 17 million tonnes, 700,000 tonnes less than last year's all-time high. "There is already a supply shortage, compared to last year, because of replanting. Also, since many smallholders cut back on fertiliser usage a year ago, we're seeing smaller and fewer fruit bunches," he said.

Yesterday, the third-month benchmark September contract on Bursa Malaysia’s Derivatives Exchange fell RM20 or 1 per cent to RM1,990 per tonne, the weakest level since March 30.

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