Sustainability in the Malaysian palm oil industry

Palm Oil Mill Wastes Utilization; Sustainability in the Malaysian Context

Palm oil contributes about 19% of worldwide vegetable oil production with Malaysia accounting for over 50% of total production. Due to the global rise in crude oil prices, scientists have been forced to look for cheaper alternatives and palm oil has provided the right platform. This in turn led to an increase in the oil plantations and production in countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Tha...

NetworkiNg aNd iNNovatioN iN the MalaysiaN PalM oil iNdustry: Past, PreseNt aNd Future Networking and Innovation in the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry: Past, Present and Future

This article encourages leaders in the oil palm and palm oil industry to think deeply about networking, and to form both informal and formal networking groups so that more innovation can be achieved. It introduces ideas from a range of leading strategic management theorists about the links between three main kinds of networking and three corresponding stages of the process of innovation. Differ...

The Potential Use of E-Procurement in the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry Supply Chain

E-procurement is electronic methods of conducting business transactions particularly purchasing activities. Many companies around the world have started to apply the technologies though there are still some which refuse to utilize them. The objective of this paper was to investigate the application of e-procurement technologies in managing purchasing activities among the Malaysian Palm Oil Indu...

Non-tenera Contamination and the Economic Impact of SHELL Genetic Testing in the Malaysian Independent Oil Palm Industry

Oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) is the most productive oil bearing crop worldwide. It has three fruit forms, namely dura (thick-shelled), pisifera (shell-less) and tenera (thin-shelled), which are controlled by the SHELL gene. The fruit forms exhibit monogenic co-dominant inheritance, where tenera is a hybrid obtained by crossing maternal dura and paternal pisifera palms. Commercial palm oil produ...

Environmental Management Guideline for the Palm Oil Industry