El Niño Set to Crimp Palm Oil Output in 2027, Squeezing Supply
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El Niño Set to Crimp Palm Oil Output in 2027, Squeezing Supply
Indonesia and Malaysia are expected to produce less palm oil in 2027 as prolonged dry weather caused by a strong El Niño will depress yields next year, tightening global supplies and lifting prices.
Palm oil production in Indonesia and Malaysia is predicted to decline by 3% in 2027 due to El Niño and the B50 policy. This has the potential to boost crude palm oil (CPO) prices on the global market.
Palm oil production in Indonesia and Malaysia in 2027 could be reduced by about 3% due to prolonged dry weather caused by severe El Niño. According to analysts, plantation yields may deteriorate with time lag, increasing risks to global supply. In Indonesia, production may decrease to 49 million tons, in Malaysia - up to 19.5 million tons. Additional [...] The post El Niño could cut palm oil production in 2027 and support prices first appeared o…
The El Nino-induced drought affecting Indonesia and Malaysia is expected to reduce palm oil production in 2027, tightening global supply. A nearly 3% decrease in total production is projected for the two countries, and the price of palm oil is estimated to reach up to 5,000 Malaysian ringgit per ton. 🚆
The palm oil production in Indonesia and Malaysia may decline next year due to the arid effects of the El Niño climate phenomenon, reports ... 25.09.2026, PRIM
The El Nino-induced drought affecting Indonesia and Malaysia is expected to reduce palm oil production in 2027, tightening global supply. A decrease of approximately 3 percent in total production from the two countries is projected, while the price of palm oil could rise to 5,000 Malaysian ringgit per ton.
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