Product Description

FFA: 0.9 
Moisture : 0.*3 
PV: Less than 1.0 
Color: 3.0 Red 
We have best quality RBD Palm Oil available t 
 

Supply Ability: ***0MTs a month not more but before that quantity, we have to be on a monthly contract. Samples: Our samples are free of charge but clients take care of the freight charges either through their account with any freight company or clients will contact the freight agency to pick up samples in our office.

Inspection: Inspection of goods shall be done at port of loading prior to loading at sellers cost by sgs or any of its equivalence and at destination port at buyers cost if he still needs another inspection.

Labeling Details:

Packaging and labeling cost are free but buyer will design his label with his logo and send through to us.

Labeling Specification

Product Description, Product Weight, Use By Date, Storage Instructions, Shelf Life : Manufactured and Expiring Date, Nutritional Information, Clients Design and Brand

Shipping Documents: Shipping documents shall include but not limited to the documents below.

Bill of Lading, Commercial Invoice, Quality Certificate, Photosanatory Certificate, Packing List, Export License, Certificate of Origin

REFINED BLEACHED & DEODORISED (RBD) PALM OLEIN - CP8 & CP*0,REFINED BLEACHED & DEODORISED (RBD) PALM OLEIN / SUPER OLEIN - CP6,REFINED BLEACHED & DEODORISED (RBD) PALM STEARIN,SHORTENING,MARGARINE

Sabah is Malaysia's largest palm oil producing state. It comes as no surprise that Sabah has two Palm Oil Industrial Clusters (POIC) which are located in Lahad Datu and Sandakan as part of the Sabah Development Corridor. The clusters cover a total of 2,**3 hectares in Lahad Datu and 1,**0 hectares in Sandakan.

POIC Lahad Datu is the first dedicated palm oil industrial cluster of its kind in Malaysia. Lahad Datu has a strategic geographical location, as it is close to the Phillipines and Indonesia with access to a deepwater port. Indonesia, especially Kalimantan, is emerging as a key palm oil producer in the world while the Phillipines produce lauric oil, a viable international focal point for vegetable oil-based industries in the future. POIC in Lahad Datu has received encouraging response from investors since its inception and has two biodiesel plants (one biomass and one logistics plant) in operation. Targeted industries include the biomass industry, palm oil refinery, oleochemicals industry, food industry, phyto-nutrients industry, biodiesel industry and support services. All major infrastructures have been completed under Phase One and Two of the project, and some companies have already established their processing facilities on the site.

The POIC in Sandakan is being developed to capture higher value-added downstream processing of palm oil. Infrastructure and amenities such as a liquid cargo jetty, port for export and import activities, access roads, telecommunications network and waste treatment systems are being set-up to ensure that investors can operate with ease from Sandakan.

To date, POIC Lahad Datu has attracted RM4.5 billion in investments. Forty one companies have invested in Phase One and Two of POIC. POIC investors include those in the biodiesel, palm oil and palm kernel milling, logistics and godowns, property development, manufacturing fertilisers and its supporting services.

Incentives

Incentives are currently offered within POICs, whereby investors can apply for full tax exemption on statutory income for *0 years or Investment Tax Allowance of **0% on qualifying capital expenditure for 5 years which can be offset against **0% of statutory income, subject to qualifying activities/products under the Investment Promotion Act ***6. Activities qualified for SDC fiscal incentives in POICs include the manufacturing of:

Oleochemicals

Biofuel

Transfree food products