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  Malaysia FTA talks stalled since 2012
  
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  Priority is fair deal over deforestation law - minister
  
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  Indonesia, Malaysia make up 85% of global palm oil exports
  
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  Last Indonesia-EU talks held in 2021
  
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  June 1 (Reuters) - A dispute between the European Union and
  major palm oil producers Indonesia and Malaysia over a new deforestation law will have no bearing on the two countries'
  stalled negotiations with the bloc on free trade agreements, a Malaysian minister said on Thursday.
  
  
  Responding to a Financial Times report which said the talks could be
  delayed over the palm oil issue, commodities minister Fadillah Yusof said Malaysia's negotiations with the EU on a
  trade deal, which have been on hold since 2012, could be resumed if
  the EU would treat Malaysia with fairness and as a partner.
  
  
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  have been in Brussels voicing concern over an EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which they
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  minister, told reporters in Brussels, a recording of which was provided by the ministry.
  
  
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  Both Southeast Asian countries have accused the EU of discriminatory policies
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  Negotiations on a deal with Malaysia started in 2010 but were stopped two years later.
  
  
  The EU's landmark deforestation law bans imports into the bloc of coffee, beef, soy and other commodities unless companies could provide
  "verifiable" information the products were not grown on land that was deforested after 2020.
  
  
  Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto said last month that the
  law would burden smallholders with onerous administrative procedures, which might see them
  excluded from the global supply chain. (Reporting by Mei Mei Chu in Kuala Lumpur, Bernadette Christina in Jakarta; Writing by Martin Petty;
  Editing by Susan Fenton)
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