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30,000 tonnes of palm oil stuck at Indian ports after curbs on Malaysia

In a typical year, India relies on imports for almost all of its supply of the vegoil used in everything from soap to cookies

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Krishna N Das and Rajendra Jadhav | Reuters Kuala Lumpur/Mumbai
Thousands of tonnes of refined palm oil are delayed or stuck at various Indian ports after the world's biggest edible oil buyer placed restrictions on imports amid a diplomatic row with key supplier Malaysia, multiple sources told Reuters.

India announced the curbs on imports of refined palm oil on Jan 8 in a bid to help domestic refiners raise their plant utilisation rates, according to industry officials familiar with the matter. In a typical year India relies on imports for almost all of its supply of the vegoil used in everything from soap to cookies.

But Malaysia, the world's second-biggest producer and

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