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China’s Palm Oil Demand to Drop as Cheaper Alternatives Rise, Analysts Say

By Bernadette Christina and Ashley Tang China’s demand for palm oil is expected to further decline this year as the country shifts to cheaper canola and soybean alternatives, palm oil traders and analysts said on Monday.
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