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MALAYSIA: August 29, 2007


KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia has not yet set a date to introduce palm-based biodiesel into the domestic market, Commodities Minister Peter Chin said on Tuesday.


He also said he expected prices for crude palm oil to remain at current high levels because of tight supllies.


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