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India's leading palm-oil buyer relies heavily on Malaysian supply

India's largest palm-oil buyer sources about 70% of its supply from Malaysia and plans to maintain that dependence. The information highlights concentration in a major food-commodity supply chain.

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Disruption to Malaysian exports could affect edible-oil prices and food costs in India and other importing markets.

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  1. India's top palm oil buyer AWL sources 70pc of its palm oil from Malaysia, and plans to keep it that way ↗mpoc.org.my · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 6:32 AM UTC

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