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Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok on Monday said Malaysia will meet and discuss with Indonesia regarding the European Union’s ban on palm oil.
Kok told reporters this at the Parliament lobby on Monday, adding that the government has urged the oil palm industry’s stake holders to step up their efforts in reforestation and wildlife conservation.
Kok told reporters this at the Parliament lobby on Monday, adding that the government has urged the oil palm industry’s stake holders to step up their efforts in reforestation and wildlife conservation.
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