Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 9 -- Malaysia is looking to deepen its palm oil trade with India by expanding cooperation beyond crude palm oil into higher-value products, research and technology, with the two countries exploring opportunities to strengthen business partnerships and investment, as reported by Malaysia's Minister of Plantation and Commodities.

In a written interview to ANI, Malaysia's Minister of Plantation and Commodities, Noraini Ahmad, said India remained one of Malaysia's most important palm oil markets and highlighted the potential to diversify trade and build stronger commercial ties between the two countries.

"India remains one of Malaysia's most important palm oil markets. This reflects the longstanding commercial relationshi...