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Super El Niño Threatens Malaysia Palm Oil Output in 2027, MPOC Sees Monsoon as Cushion

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August 30, 2026 | 23:34 WIB |August 30, 2026 | 23:35 WIB | 26 Click Reads

Palm Oil Magazine — Oil palm plantations in Malaysia could face production pressure in 2027 if Super El Niño triggers prolonged dry conditions. MPOC expects the December monsoon season to potentially cushion the impact, while rainfall from September to November will be critical in determining production risks. Photo illustration: PalmOilMagazine

Super El Niño Threatens Malaysia Palm Oil Output in 2027, MPOC Sees Monsoon as Cushion

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