Environment
Infestations in two states of Malaysia have affected palm oil production
A minister revealed that palm oil plantations have been infested in two states of Malaysia, the second largest producer in the world. The country is recovering from flooding which has disrupted its production. Plantation and Commodities minister Johari Abdul-Ghani stated in a Wednesday parliamentary response, which was then published on Thursday, that leaf-eating pests have been reported to be attacking in Peninsular Malaysia. Johor, Perak and Perak account for 1.01 million of the 5.61 million acres of oil palm plantations. In recent months, floods have affected the country's output. The result is that it has hit a six-month low. Perak...