Why the West HATES Malaysian Palm Oil?

In this video, we delve into the controversial topic of why the West has repeatedly criticized the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry. Despite being a crucial player in worldwide palm oil production that provides jobs for millions of Malaysians, the industry faces relentless scrutiny and backlash from Western countries. We uncover the real reasons why the West is so vocal against the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry, from environmental concerns to economic interests. We also scrutinize the credibility of the critiques and explore the industry's efforts to make sustainable and ethical practices. If you're curious about the truth behind the negative portrayal of the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry, watch this video now.
For more information on this topic, you can read the articles below;
The geopolitics of palm oil and deforestation
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Palm Oil: the Edible Oil Westerners Love to Hate!
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Can Oil Palm Explain the Lower Forest Loss Here?
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How palm oil became the world’s most hated, most used fat source
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[@thatsawesome2060]

Let's grow soy oil that requires 10x more land to produce equal production of 1 hectare of palm oil.

[@qwerty-cr6po]

They just jealous

[@imansegara4456]

It is all about world competition of vegetable oil-Oil palm is more efficient in producing it

[@nordinmohamad521]

not to worry too much, after all the global population is expanding while western world population is shrinking so the demand is expanding to replace demand from west

[@pierropedro3704]

Malaysia got the palm seeds from Nigeria,(Benin city)!! Palm is a native to West Africa.. your brief history is not complete without this

[@ongheanseong3729]

It is a.mono plant but at least they are trees that live for 25 to 30 years before they are replanted.
So it is a.mono jungle.
And the world needs cooking oil, etc.
And the plan oil palms are the.most productive compared to other oils like soya, sunflowers, etc.
Be fair

[@forytube4998]

Best vege oil that not able to control by them because it needs tropical climate 😊

[@MS113MS]

No matter how many favorable factors that are for palm oil when compared to other vegetable oil from the West, the West will just turn a blind eye on these matters as long as it hurts their self interest.

[@user-km4sc7of5k]

They ban palm oil to protect their soy bean oil market. Now they " invent " " synthetic palm oil' say natural is not good synthetic is good lol

[@deeqoz1915]

What do they really know about Malaysia?

[@ramachandranrengasamy1937]

Don’t simply lie , I know your voice is convincing but it’s doesn’t mean correct. We are well preserved the land and animals leave within it , it’s a good for many animals leaving there , we are still preserved 55% of our forest in Malaysia it’s untouchable .So pls don’t simply lie , Mpob our Gov working harder to produce more FFB within the land we have , especially small holders as we are . We can also advertise because off soy and sun flowers , the big foot is gone , we still preserve orang utan which we can show to the world it’s in Sabah sarawak jungles but how about Big foot can you show to us or future generations.

[@kazumakiryuu2668]

Did you say Oil??
Dear Malaysian,
I hope this letter finds you well. I'm writing out of serious concern about several issues that need urgent attention in Malaysia.
Firstly, it's troubling to hear about the illegal gold mining and petroleum digging happening in various regions. These activities are not only illegal but are causing significant environmental damage. The destruction of natural habitats, pollution of water sources, and soil erosion are just some of the negative impacts. It’s crucial to put an end to these practices before the environment is irreparably harmed.
Additionally, there seems to be a broader issue of environmental neglect. Malaysia is beautiful landscapes and biodiversity are at risk due to lax enforcement of environmental regulations. Strengthening these laws and promoting sustainable practices is essential to protect the country’s natural resources for future generations.
On another note, the ongoing human rights violations in Malaysian are deeply concerning. The suppression of freedom of speech, discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, and the arbitrary arrests of journalists and activists are unacceptable. These actions are contrary to international human rights standards and undermine the principles of democracy.
Malaysian needs to uphold and protect the rights of all its citizens, ensuring that everyone can express themselves freely and live without fear of discrimination or violence.
I urge the Malaysian government to take immediate action to address these issues. Stopping illegal mining and petroleum digging, implementing robust environmental protection policies, and safeguarding human rights are critical steps that need to be taken.
Ignoring these problems will not only harm Malaysia environment and its people but also damage its reputation on the global stage. I hope that the government will consider these concerns seriously and work towards positive change.
Looking forward to seeing Malaysian take the necessary steps to address these pressing issues.
Best regards,
Holy Empire Of Brittania.

[@0510962013]

Because you can't make it.. U need Tropic area..