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The fall in oil prices and the increase in production forecasts in Indonesia are increasing pressure on the quotations of palm oil and other vegetable oils.

Indonesia’s palm oil production to grow 2-3% this year – GAPKI

Indonesia: Government approves urea export quota for 2026 Government approves urea export quota for 2026 The Indonesian government has officially approved the urea export quota for the year 2026. This decision is expected to impact both domestic agricultural sectors and international trade dynamics, as urea is a critical component in the production of fertilizers, which are essential for crop growth. The approved quota will set the maximum allowable amount of urea that can be exported, balancing the needs of local farmers with the demands of global markets. This strategic move aims to ensure food security while also supporting economic growth through international trade.

New Presidential Regulation Issued, Government Tightens Rice Field Function Conversion Control of rice field land is strengthened through the formation of an integrated team. Red: Ahmad Fikri Noor

Bos Bulog Ensures Rice Exports for Hajj Do Not Disrupt Domestic Supply National stock is deemed safe amidst the export assignment of rice for Hajj pilgrims. Rep: Frederikus Dominggus Bata/ Red: Ahmad Fikri Noor

NTB as the New Epicenter of National Garlic and Corn The President targets Indonesia to achieve agricultural self-sufficiency, including garlic. Red: Erdy Nasrul