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Well, Malaysia can simply stop exporting its product to EU after current contract is honored.
EU will have to find alternative product and Malaysia will have to find new customers. >

Shouldn't be too hard to find other buyers. >

„said it could stop exports to the European Union“ 
Oh no! /s 
Don’t threaten us with a good time, we‘ll just use the healthy oils we previously used. 
„How did palm oil insinuate itself into every corner of our lives? No single innovation caused palm oil consumption to soar. Instead, it was the perfect commodity at the right moment for industry after industry, each of which adopted it to replace ingredients and never turned back. At the same time, producing nations view palm oil as a poverty-reduction scheme, while international finance organisations view it as a growth engine for developing economies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has pushed Malaysia and Indonesia to produce more.“ >

you realize that palm oil is the one with the smallest carbon imprint, right? All other healthy oils are much worse for deforestation. >

Sad to see this down voted given it is accurate. I realise I am just buying my own downvotes by writing this but meh, if even one person is curious enough to actually learn about why palm oil itself isn't the problem directly but how some producers make it then it was worth it. >

don't mind downvotes, reddit is not a place to have dicussion since a long time. It is basically facebook  with being more anonymous and more porn. >

Yup, reddit is not a place to have good discussion and opinions but every once in a while you will have comment that is well thought out and informative. >

We don't need your rainforest in EU, get it !!!