YBM Datuk Hajah Zuraida Kamaruddin Dengan Perdana Menteri Malaysia
“Saya komited untuk memastikan hasil pendapatan yang dijana daripada minyak sawit adalah kukuh dan kekal berdaya saing”
Menteri KPPK, Datuk Hajah Zuraida Kamaruddin yakin potensi dan prospek minyak sawit Malaysia akan kekal cerah pada separuh kedua 2022,
memandangkan penerimaan global terhadap komoditi negara sudah semakin meluas, termasuk oleh pasaran yang bukan tradisional. Perkembangan ini dilihat sebagai salah satu kejayaan daripada kempen “Gerakan Global untuk Memperjuangkan Kebaikan Minyak Sawit”yang bertujuan untuk menepis dakyah dan maklumat salah mengenai sawit.
PASARAN getah Malaysia ditutup tinggi hari ini, disokong oleh kenaikan harga penanda aras minyak mentah dan ringgit yang rendah berbanding dolar AS, kata peniaga.
Pada masa ini, harga penanda aras minyak mentah Brent naik 1.38 peratus kepada AS$94.92 setong manakala unit tempatan merosot kepada 4.4730/4755 daripada 4.4660/4685 pada Rabu.
Sentimen pasaran turut disokong oleh data ekonomi Amerika Syarikat (AS) yang kukuh, katanya.
“Minit Rizab Persekutuan AS yang dikeluarkan semalam menunjukkan kenaikan kadar faedah yang kurang agresif dalam perancangan,” katanya.
Bagaimanapun, katanya, kenaikan seterusnya dalam pasaran getah dihadkan oleh prestasi pasaran niaga hadapan getah serantau yang bercampur-campur.
Sementara itu, harga Lembaga Getah Malaysia (LGM) bagi Standard Malaysian Rubber 20 (SMR 20) naik dua sen kepada 660.0 sen sekilogram manakala susu getah pukal meningkat satu sen kepada 511.0 sen sekilogram.
Pada 5 petang, harga penutup LGM bagi SMR 20 sebanyak 655.5 sen sekilogram manakala susu getah pukal sebanyak 509.5 sen sekilogram. – Bernama
YB Menteri, Datuk Hajah Zuraida Kamaruddin dan Kementerian Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi kata…
“Kita harus melawan tuduhan palsu kerana ini akan menyekat sumber rezeki pekebun kecil kita.”
YB Menteri, Datuk Hajah Zuraida Kamaruddin dan Kementerian Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi (KPPK) telah melancarkan kempen untuk menyangkal dakyah anti-minyak kelapa sawit barat.
“The Global Movement to Champion The Goodness of Palm Oil” ataupun Gerakan Global untuk Memperjuangkan Kebaikan Minyak Sawit ialah satu kempen global multimedia serta digital yang disasarkan kepada negara, agensi, pihak berkepentingan dan media Barat yang telah menggunakan naratif anti-minyak sawit dengan tujuan mengenakan sekatan import pada komoditi utama negara ini.
YB Zuraida Kamaruddin bersama Presiden Singapura, Puan Halimah Yacob
KUALA LUMPUR: Palm oil jumped to the strongest in over a week following a surge in soybean oil after the US senate passed a bill that supports biofuel production and on signs of a recovery in demand in China, the No 2 importer.
Futures for October delivery soared 5.1% to close at RM4,076 a tonne in Kuala Lumpur.
Soybean oil, palm’s closest substitute for food and fuel, advanced more than 1% after jumping 4.2% on Friday.
A rally in soybean oil bolstered other vegetable oil markets including palm oil, despite estimates for higher palm oil stockpiles in top grower Indonesia and in Malaysia, said Anilkumar Bagani, head of research at Sunvin Group. — Bloomberg
Zuraida berkongsi bahawa eksport minyak sawit dan produk berasaskan minyak sawit Malaysia meningkat sebanyak 55.2% kepada RM67.48 bilion pada Januari hingga Jun, daripada RM43.47 bilion dalam tempoh yang sama pada 2021. (Foto oleh Zahid Izzani Mohd Said-The Edge)
KUALA LUMPUR (9 Ogos) The Edge
Potensi minyak sawit Malaysia kekal utuh walaupun harga minyak sawit mentah (MSM) menurun, dan prospeknya kekal cerah pada separuh kedua 2022 (2H22), menurut Menteri Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi Datuk Hajah Zuraida Kamaruddin.
Beliau berkata ini sebahagiannya disebabkan oleh penerimaan yang lebih besar terhadap komoditi itu secara global, termasuk dalam pasaran bukan tradisional.
“Kami mengaitkan ini dengan kejayaan kempen Kementerian Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi — Pergerakan Global untuk Menjuarai Kebaikan Minyak Sawit — yang bertujuan untuk menentang maklumat salah dan maklumat palsu mengenai komoditi nombor satu kami,” katanya dalam satu kenyataan. pada hari Selasa (9 Ogos)
Menteri itu berkongsi eksport minyak sawit dan produk berasaskan minyak sawit Malaysia meningkat sebanyak 55.2% kepada RM67.48 bilion pada Januari hingga Jun, daripada RM43.47 bilion dalam tempoh yang sama pada 2021.
Beliau berkata 66.1% daripada pendapatan eksport disumbangkan oleh minyak sawit, yang berjumlah RM44.63 bilion, berbanding hanya RM28.8 bilion dalam tempoh yang sama tahun lepas.
Dari segi volum, eksport minyak sawit dan produk berasaskan minyak sawit pada Januari hingga Jun meningkat sebanyak 2.8% kepada 11.47 juta tan, daripada 11.15 juta tan setahun lalu.
“Malaysia mencatatkan eksport kukuh walaupun pengeluaran MSM merosot pada 1H22. Berdasarkan statistik oleh Lembaga Minyak Sawit Malaysia, pengeluaran MSM susut 1.1% kepada 8.27 juta tan dalam tempoh tersebut, berbanding 8.36 juta tan metrik pada 1H21.
“Kejatuhan itu disebabkan oleh penurunan dalam hasil tandan buah segar sebanyak 3.6% kepada 6.9 tan sehektar dalam tempoh Januari-Jun 2022, daripada 7.16 tan sehektar dalam tempoh yang sama tahun lepas,” katanya.
Sementara itu, Zuraida berkata kenaikan mendadak dalam pendapatan eksport sebahagiannya disebabkan oleh kenaikan harga MSM, dalam dan luar negara, di mana antara Januari dan Jun, harga MSM meningkat sebanyak 55.9% kepada RM6,330 satu tan, daripada RM4,061.50 satu tan. dalam tempoh yang sama pada 2021.
Memetik Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia, beliau berkata pendapatan eksport minyak sawit dan produk berasaskan minyak sawit dari Januari hingga Mei meningkat kepada RM56.47 bilion, atau meningkat 58.8%, berbanding angka yang dicatatkan dalam tempoh lima bulan pertama 2021 .
Malaysia set to see RM23.6 bil in rubber glove exports this year: YB Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin
KUALA LUMPUR – The Plantation Industries and Commodities Ministry is optimistic that Malaysia will be able to achieve RM23.6 billion in rubber glove export revenue this year.
The Malaysian Rubber Glove Manufacturers Association (Margma), in its Industry Brief 2022 released today, projected that Malaysia’s rubber gloves export revenue is expected to reach RM23.6 billion this year, compared with RM17 billion in 2019, and the year-on-year demand growth rate for rubber gloves is 10% to 12% in 2022.
“Under normal circumstances, we did not take into consideration the two years of Covid-19 during which the export of rubber gloves soared.
“So this projection is very conservative and I believe we can do better than that. Margma has also identified new countries that we can penetrate by ensuring that our rubber gloves are still in high demand,” said Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin.
The minister said this at a press conference after witnessing a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony between Margma, the Malaysian Rubber Council, and 18 major sponsors of the upcoming 10th International Rubber Glove Conference and Exhibition (IRGCE).
The IRGCE will be held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from September 6 to 8, 2022.
Zuraida also said that the need to use rubber gloves, following a global increase in hygiene culture, will simultaneously increase demand in the rubber glove market.
“Margma has projected that the use of rubber gloves in the post-pandemic era is expected to increase by 10%.
“I am positive and optimistic because the culture of hygiene has been adopted by people all over the world, so the need to use rubber gloves as a way of life shows that we are a clean society and this will increase the demand for rubber gloves in the market,” she said.
Meanwhile, Margma president Supramaniam Shanmugam said that the industry players are navigating through a challenging time dealing with multiple dynamics with global risks, including the prolonged Russia-Ukraine war.
“The association is, nevertheless, confident the industry will see a demand growth of 10 to 12% in 2022.
“As a consequence of increased global healthcare awareness and enhanced regulatory requirements, such demand will grow by 12 to 15% in 2023,” he said.
The global demand for gloves is estimated at 399 billion in 2022, and Malaysia is estimated to produce 240 billion gloves in 2022, according to Margma’s report.
“Malaysian rubber glove players, given their experience and long establishment, will be able to overcome these challenges, but for Malaysia to maintain its leading trade position as the world’s number one exporter of rubber gloves, there is room for improvement in the government’s business-friendly policies that can be favourable to manufacturers.
“The Malaysian rubber glove industry will work closely with all stakeholders to strive to be amongst the first industries in the region to have social compliance as the industry’s unique selling proposition,” he said. – Bernama, August 3, 2022
Menteri Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi Datuk Hajah Zuraida Kamaruddin
KUALA LUMPUR (3 Ogos): Kerajaan tidak mempunyai peruntukan undang-undang yang boleh dikuatkuasakan ke atas syarikat perladangan kelapa sawit yang memperoleh keuntungan besar daripada eksport minyak sawit sehingga membekalkan kuantiti tertentu minyak sawit untuk kegunaan domestik pada harga murah.
Menteri Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin berkata syarikat perladangan telah pun dikenakan levi keuntungan luar biasa, manakala pengenaan peraturan baharu mungkin membebankan pemain industri dan menjadikannya tidak menarik untuk melibatkan diri dalam perniagaan itu.
“Industri kelapa sawit juga tertakluk kepada kutipan ses RM16 setan bermula 1 Mac 2021 berbanding kadar lama RM14 setan.
“Kutipan ses ini juga digunakan untuk membiayai aktiviti menangani bekalan minyak sawit mentah di pasaran dan menstabilkan harganya,” katanya dalam jawapan bertulis parlimen kepada Ahli Parlimen Pasir Gudang Hassan Abdul Karim bertarikh 2 Ogos (Selasa) yang dimuat naik di laman web Parlimen.
Hassan ingin tahu sama ada Kerajaan akan mengenakan peraturan undang-undang ke atas syarikat perladangan kelapa sawit yang mengaut keuntungan besar daripada eksport minyak sawit mereka.
Ini supaya syarikat dapat membekalkan minyak sawit dalam kuantiti yang mencukupi pada harga yang rendah untuk kegunaan domestik supaya rakyat Malaysia dapat membeli minyak masak dengan harga yang murah dan Kerajaan tidak perlu berbelanja besar untuk subsidi.
Menurut Zuraida, subsidi yang diberikan oleh Kerajaan adalah sebahagian daripada hasil kutipan melalui levi keuntungan luar biasa itu.
Oleh itu, beliau berkata syarikat telah menyumbang sebahagian daripada pendapatan mereka melalui pembayaran cukai yang digunakan oleh Kerajaan untuk memberi subsidi minyak masak polibeg 1kg untuk kegunaan domestik
OCBC BANK’s Rejection To Selling The Shares In “DAWN RAID” London Stock Exchange Let Late Menteri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim And The Late Bank Negara Governor Tun Ismail Ali Very Disappointed And Seek Kuwait’s Help The very last Minute To Bring Home Guthrie Plantations On 7th September 1981
AS the clock struck nine at the London Stock Exchange on the early morning of Sept 7, 1981, a clandestine plan years in the making unfolded.
Less than four hours later, a Malaysian government-linked investment company had pulled off a historic takeover of one of the biggest British-owned plantation groups, catching its former majority investors napping. Not without a nail biting even took place in Singapore OCBC…
In London, it is still morning. Rowe & Pittman and Rothschilds were awaiting the green light from Malaysia to buy the shares from investors of Guthrie in the UK.
While in Singapore, Tun Ismail Ali and OCBC chairman Tan Chin Tuan discuss the purchase of shares in Guthrie over lunch. The discussion took a long time and ended with devastating news – OCBC rejected the Malaysian’s offer.
Tun Ismail Ali phoned in to inform everyone of the bad news. However, Since Khalid Ibrahim was already able to buy shares from Kuwait, Bank Simpanan Nasional and Genting, they have no other way but to go on the offensive.
In London, the moment they received the green light, the two firms hired by the Malaysians started the purchasing process as quickly as possible.
The Guthrie Dawn Raid is an amazing story of success that should be shared with governments in emerging economies worldwide.
Honourable Zuraida Kamaruddin Minister Plantation Industries and Commodities Malaysia
The Plantation Industries and Commodities Ministry plans to apply for higher allocations from the Finance Ministry under Budget 2023 to ensure greater efforts towards environmental conservation in the plantation sector.
Minister Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin said it is also in line with Malaysia’s commitment towards realising the targets set under the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
“Efforts like this also refute criticism, especially from the West, that Malaysia does not comply with global environmental standards, for commercial purposes,” she said in a statement today.
According to her, the ministry, through various agencies such as the Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF), has implemented various initiatives to ensure the sustainable growth of the plantation sector.
“This includes the development of the Borneo Elephant Wildlife Sanctuary to deal with human-elephant conflicts and the creation of controlled public access protected areas to better understand and care for these animals,” she said.
Zuraida said MPOGCF has also started a programme to plant elephant grass species to encourage the animals to use wildlife corridors that can help reduce human-elephant conflicts.
“The ministry also supports the ‘Heart of Borneo’ initiative, a unique programme led by the government and supported by non-governmental organisations that had started since the joint declaration by the governments of Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia in 2007,” she explained.
She said this programme, among other things, aims to conserve biodiversity in Borneo for the benefit of the public through a network of protected areas, sustainable forest management and sustainable land use.
“Malaysia supports and participates in the Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use and the Global Methane Pledge at the 26th United Nations Climate Change conference held in Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021,” she said.
Malaysian Prime Minister with Zuraida Kamaruddin file pic 26-07-2022
“Malaysia supports and participates in the Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use and the Global Methane Pledge at the 26th United Nations Climate Change conference held in Glasgow, Scotland in November 2021,” she said.
Zuraida Kamaruddin said Malaysia’s involvement with 141 other countries in this declaration is in line with the Leaders’ Declaration on National Forests and Land Use.
“This declaration aims to continue to maintain at least 50% of the country’s land area under forest cover as well as strengthen the government’s commitment to the conservation and sustainable management of forests and other ecosystems and land use, including for agricultural and plantation purposes,” she said.
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