Palm Oil Production Predicted to Decline by 3 Million Tons in 2027, with El Niño to Blame
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The production of palm oil in Indonesia in 2027 could be reduced by 3 million tons due to the intensification of drought related to the El Niño climate phenomenon and the deterioration of plantations. According to estimates by the Indonesian Palm Oil Producers Association (GAPKI), the main risks remain rainfall shortages, fires and financial difficulties for small farmers who are forced to reduce fertilizer use. Insufficient introduction of nutr…
The Indonesian Palm Oil Association (Gapki) predicts that palm oil production will be cut by up to 3 million tons during the 2027 harvest season.
Extreme drought caused by El Niño has impacted the palm oil industry. This year's El Niño impact is expected to reduce palm oil production by 3 million tons in 2027. The drought...
Gapki Chairman Eddy Martono said the El Nino phenomenon has the potential to reduce palm oil production by up to 3 million tons.
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