Discriminatory EU rules squeeze Malaysia’s palm oil sector, says Fadillah | The Malaysian Insight

Discriminatory EU rules squeeze Malaysia’s palm oil sector, says Fadillah

Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof says oil palm crops are more productive than the crops the European Union recommends growing. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, June 11, 2023.

He said the regulation, in addition to the “European Green Deal”, is a proposal to restrict the entry of products from Malaysia, which are more productive and progressive compared with products produced in Europe. “So our costs will be lower. For to compete with us, it has introduced many things that can increase our business costs,” he told reporters after attending a discussion on rubber in Kampung Charok Gorok, Baling, today.

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