It’s been a busy month for PalmTrack—from observations about vessel movements to weather outlooks, PalmTrack continues to offer exclusive updates surrounding the palm products trade. Some more recent topics we’ve written about include an alert for a La Niña phenomenon in the coming months; major palm oil players who have been using containers are switching to bulk shipments; the conclusion of a near three-week observation of the ports in the Dumai area.
ASMC (Oct 6, 2021): “September to November (SON) season rainfall anomaly composites (mm/day) for El Niño (left) and La Niña (right) years. Brown (green) shades show regions of drier (wetter) conditions. Note that this anomaly composite was generated using a limited number of El Niño and La Niña occurrences between 1979 and 2017 and therefore should be interpreted with caution (data: NOAA CPC CAMS_OPI).”
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