“Malaysians are advancing new standards in environmental protection, especially of rainforests, for the palm oil industry,” wrote Chef Gerard Viverito
Chef includes Malaysian palm oil in winter sustainable eating strategy
Malaysian sustainable palm oil is a versatile oil which has been used for hundreds of years. NonGMO, naturally trans-fat free and shelf-stable, palm oil is the cooking oil of choice for many people worldwide, and an essential ingredient in countless prepared foods. This vitamin-packed fruit oil is also a vital component in numerous health and beauty products.
Palm oil is produced by crushing the fresh fruit berries which grow on green, leafy oil palm trees. In Malaysia, these trees are grown exclusively on legal agricultural lands using environmentally friendly practices. Palm oil is the most efficiently produced fruit oil in the world.
Discover more about this healthy and sustainable oil in the posts below.
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ABC TV affiliate airs keto diet segment featuring palm oil
Jonny Bowden, PhD, CNS told viewers of ABC’s Afternoon Live in Portland, Oregon that you get more benefits from the keto diet by eating the right fats. He said Malaysian palm oil is his “big favorite”. He added that Malaysian palm oil is sustainable, and doesn’t hurt animals or the environment.
Popular social media influencer tells readers to cook with Malaysian palm oil
Deborah Dennert has thousands of followers. Families return to her website month after month for her insightful product reviews and tips for simplifying their busy lives. When Dennert posted her time-saving recipe for Teriyaki Chicken with Rice Bowls, she specified using Malaysian palm oil.
Seminar to recap 20 years of palm tocotrienol brain health research
Also at Expo West, the Malaysian Palm Oil Council will introduce Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil Certification (MSPO) to attendees. MSPO certification is a sustainability program initiated by the Malaysian government to ensure the implementation and importantly, to assist smallholders (~650,000 smallholders in Malaysia) in the palm plantation sector in achieving sustainability practices and certification.
Bryce Wylde tells nearly 13,000 followers about palm-derived tocotrienols
In his lead paragraph he states, “Best supplemental sources of tocotrienols are derived from Malaysian sustainable red palm fruit oil.”
Mom blog encourages the use of sustainable palm oil to nourish beauty
Be kind to the planet by using only products made with Malaysian certified sustainable palm oil, which has been used for more than 5000 years to enhance natural beauty.
Guardian runs journalist’s explanation for how we got hooked on palm oil
The Guardian US is renowned for its award-winning journalism. When it ran freelance journalist Paul Tullis’s article on how the world got hooked on palm oil, we knew the piece would be thorough. MPOC CEO Kalyana Sundram is quoted about some of the more controversial issues.
Thanks to all the bloggers sharing their love for Malaysian palm oil
We’re also grateful to bloggers who go out of their way to clear up misconceptions about Malaysian palm oil.
ABC viewers learn why palm oil for keto diets must come from Malaysia
A nutrition expert explains to ABC viewers why adding more healthy fat to your diet will help burn off your fat reserves. And one easy way to get more healthy fats in, and trans fats out, is by cooking with Malaysian palm oil.
FOX viewers learn holiday cooking with palm oil supports immune function
“Palm fruit oil is a superfood,” Donsky explained to viewers. It’s loaded with nutrients like vitamin E tocotrienols, which are important for heart and brain health.
The Palm Oil Health and Nutrition blog is your resource for information on the health and nutritional benefits of Malaysian palm fruit oil and palm fruit oil bioactives. We provide breaking news and industry research, including the exciting potential for supporting cardiovascular and neurological health. Scientists, health experts and renowned chefs have come together to provide facts, health and nutrition advice, recipes and more, so check back often.
