“Last year, in the oil palm biomass industries, seven major projects with a total investment of RM243 mil, triple that of 2017’s investment of RM78.4mil were approved.
“Foreign investment constituted RM151.4mil, representing 62%, while the domestic direct investment made up the remaining RM92.5mil” she said in her opening speech of the Malaysia Biomass Industries Seminar 2019, here yesterday.Stay tuned for a new offer coming to you soon.
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Unfair to blame palm oil industry for haze, says Teresa KokPUTRAJAYA: It is unfair to keep blaming the palm oil industry for the haze, as many companies adhere to sustainable agriculture standards, says Teresa Kok. Now is the time to plant padi. teresakok So it’s okay to blame school and kids to the point they need to apologise to you?
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Teresa Kok: Unfair to blame oil palm industry for haze | Malay MailPUTRAJAYA, Sept 23 ― It is unfair to blame the oil palm industry whenever the haze occurs, especially at the large plantations, says Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok. Speaking to reporters after opening the 39th Palm Oil Familiarisation Programme (POFP) hosted by the Malaysian Palm Oil... stop the blaming game and just settle the problem
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Unfair to blame oil palm industry for haze, says KokInstead, the minister points the finger at the El Nino season. No, it's not when companies are so stupid to burn off plantations causing haze instead of using machinery and work labour. Just admit there is no such thing as a professional in SE Asia, from the PM's down I am yet to see a single professional from this region. Teresa Kok, all smoke and nothing else. Wait, why is that so familiar?
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