Indonesians face soaring cooking oil prices as war in Ukraine disrupts global trade

[@zeroyuki92]

This one had a poor QC in subtitle. 1. The most obvious part is the price of cooking oil. If the price is 0.0012$ per liter we'll be swimming on it, it should be around 1.2$. 2. The subtitle for the last interview is totally different with what the person is saying. That guy is talking about latest palm oil export temporary ban, in which he responded by something like "The method is extreme, but such method was effective in reducing the price gradually and protecting local customer -- at least for now"

[@rebelwind6474]

This news pretty much did a bad job in translating foreign language in general, other than English and Chinese. Just look at their previous news I can't help but thinking that they just use Google Translate instead of hiring an actual translator for the respective language

[@zeroyuki92]

@@rebelwind6474 The second point is definitely not a bad translation, it was translating a coherent speech of a totally different topic. Pretty sure it's a bad QC: The original edit has a few extra stories that were cut for the final version, but the TL remains and got mistakenly switched with the one that made the cut. Or someone sent the wrong txt file. Or basically anything that could be prevented with having a QC.

[@rebelwind6474]

@@zeroyuki92 yeah agreed, but that doesn't change the fact that they did a bad job in translating foreign language in general Even if they did made a mistake. Isn't it weird that they still did the same fcked up translating a coherent speech into English after releasing like hundreds of news now? Don't you think the translation itself is misleading? That's a lost of transparency and professionalism right there

[@zeroyuki92]

@@rebelwind6474 I'm not going to comment about the overall translation for everything in this channel as I'm not knowledgeable enough to say anything about that (and neither you did explain about it in details). Just want to say that a bad translation and a bad QC is an entirely different thing.

[@rymara]

i even become confused with that parts too

[@ysetiadji]

I think you mistook the comma in 17,300 rupiah as decimal, thus converting it as just US$0.0012 when in actuality it's US$1.20

[@heksatek3407]

indonesia vs international format, for international its comma for big numbers and dot for decimals

[@damland1357]

@@heksatek3407 You really think the price of oil would be $0.0012 per litre hahaha

[@MiJi_29]

@@heksatek3407 $0.0012 per Liter is more like Indonesians are still the richest palm oil in the world, but overwhelmed why the cooking oil price is $0.0014 (yeah this price is like i can invest into Millionaire after 1 year of Export Trading)

[@heksatek3407]

@@damland1357 i didnt say that? i was agreeing with OP and adding more info that the typing format for money in indonesia for values over 1000 use . (dot) and not comma so Rp 1.000,00

[@lartts7483]

@@damland1357 No, you just misunderstood their comment

[@ysetiadji]

Also your translation is wrong on the last part of the interview. The person talks about the price dropping policies, but the subtitle tells about how Indonesians can't live without eating frying food.

[@gemhunter616]

Is it that hard to find a translator 😂😂😂 scmp is weird bro

[@smilingface2006]

@@gemhunter616 think it's harder to speak english tho

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

You know lah, the neighbour medias

[@brukujinbrokujin7802]

Fun fact. One of the reason why Indonesian Diesel is cheap is because they can use processed palm oil as substitute. Literally gas from plants. Its used around 40%, but in the future there might be possible to increase this up to 100%

[@sapphireemerald6882]

Wow so clever. 👏👏👏💪🌴 May Allah bless Indonesia with more income & your economy thrive ten fold. Ameen. Lots of respect from Pakistan.

[@andrew627]

That’s horrible, because they are deforestation for it and using chemicals and such.

[@panzfaust9812]

Cheap because of subsidies

[@sapphireemerald6882]

Plant more palm trees.

[@momix2416]

@@sapphireemerald6882 no by that they take the ecosystem away from urang utang

[@happyface96]

The irony is Both Indonesia and Australia are top exporters of Palm oil and Natural Gas respectively. But both are in short supply of these resources bc recently export prices are much more alluring than domestic prices.

[@nutzhazel]

Stockpilling items to increase prices by creating an artificial demands of item

[@asinglebanana]

There's also the issue of distributors (who have power obviously, either in government or military) stockpiling cooking oil from factories and not selling it.

[@themajor2190]

I always hated that part

[@starfromakihabara4896]

We can tell that as “corruption”

[@SpaceRanger187]

all by design, going for that one world government, they will have aliens attack to force it soon enough

[@danthovict381]

Actually that common problems since long time ago, thats why many people dont want to be a farmers now. Expensive works (buy seeds, fertilizers) and cant sell high enough because of those evil distributors. Thats why its actually hard to say that Indonesia is a agriculture country, because our farmers are in bad conditions.

[@sapphireemerald6882]

But why they stock pile it? Do they sell it at higher prices later on or they do it for personal consumption?

[@katshuyadepionier3633]

you mistook many translation here

[@ilhamrj2599]

Where do you quote those IDR 17,000 per liter figure for Indonesian cooking oil. I can assure you the price today even back in May was much higher than that. The Indonesian government had stopped export ban, then the price soared again not long after that. Palm oil farmer cannot really enjoy High palm oil prices, because all the gain made by palm oil prices ARE Largely offset by the soaring price of fertilizer (due to Russia invasion to Ukraine, since Gas is one of the component to make fertilizer).

[@happyface96]

In Makassar it's around IDR 19,000 per litre this week. Might go up next week.

[@sukamtotedja3425]

Subtitles are wrong on most parts

[@lidgardisthien343]

the crisis issue wasn't happened because of Russia-Ukraine conflict. Stock of domestic consumption was reduced because exporters went crazy. Currently, the Indonesian government has opened-closed the export valves to secure domestic consumption stocks.

[@risannd]

Excessive export happened because Europe needs cheap oil from Indonesia. Their usual source of oil from Russia and Ukraine is halted due to war, so Europe imports more from Indonesia.

[@nasidodge3489]

Same here with Malaysia everything just become expensive due to conflict in Russia and Ukraine

[@irenkure6536]

Everything are becoming more expensive on all ASEAN countries. For example, Thailand. Cooking oil normally cost 57 baht but now it’s 68 baht. Just like 1.5 dollar raise up to around 1.9 dollar.

[@kakatuaa]

At least you still hv fresh chicken...we in Singapore have to import frozen chicken all the way from Brazil

[@m.fahmiarsyad2600]

@@kakatuaa why do you import frozen chicken from brazil, not from indonesia, thailand or vietnam?

[@kakatuaa]

@@m.fahmiarsyad2600 I suppose they don't produce enough for export

[@LuminousSpace]

@@irenkure6536 cooking oil in malaysia increase about 4 times more than usual

[@johnreesed.3559]

Here in Nepal the price of mustard oil in the litre is $3.1 . That's much more expensive than Indonesia.

[@arthurmorganSUN]

The problem is, Indonesia is the largest producer of palm oil. It's never supposed to be *expensive* since we're the producers and exporters. $1.7 a liter is very expensive in Indonesia, totally jarring.

[@detroit7543]

What is the common ingredient consumed in Nepal? is it expensive? our foods heavily relied on cooking oil since it was very cheap

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

it mean all for global economy. We can still afford that oil in certain size. But this commodity is inelastic in indonesia when the price goes up it mean very hard to push it down. it also affeccted another close commodity with oil. Most of food in indonesia r fried it mean all for our peoples. And also this palm oil r very versatile you can founnd it on soap,shammpoo,cosmetic,margarine,etch. it not same like mustard oil cuz it not versatile compare to palm oil.

[@LS-qs9ju]

We're talking about palm oil though. A quick google shows that mustard oil price in Indonesia is more expensive than Nepal's.

[@johnreesed.3559]

@@LS-qs9ju but mustard oil here are like palm oil in Indonesia.

[@ianlanford6922]

as indonesian. we only need to know that our local price keeps stable. i think majority of western uses vegetable oil. i dont think they will seek palm oil for alternative.

[@noproblematallmate]

Vegetable oil is palm oil

[@cudacularry2720]

From shampoo, chocolate industry and etc. everything using palm oil nowadays.

[@Sahrul-qr2nm]

@@noproblematallmate i mean, the "vegetable" oil in the west is basically seed oil, which is different from palm oil.

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

@@Sahrul-qr2nm they not usually use it for cooking oil like us in indo. But this oil r found on most of product on their supermarket "warung" product.

[@ariarivendelchannel]

@@rynaldycavdra8236 they do, and I did. only sunflower oil available in Australian supermarket

[@findyoufinally4161]

In my opinion, the high price of cooking oil in Indonesia is not the result of the war between Ukraine and Russia, but rather due to distribution and stockpiling problems carried out by several individuals which make prices unstable. So the title of this video is very inappropriate, it can lead to the wrong opinion.

[@itsjustmax5208]

To SCMP editor of this video, your subtitle (translation) is ridiculously false and not synced with what the tempe factory's owner was talking about. Hopefully you can fix it.

[@racapinang]

Also, the subtitles are so inaccurate

[@m4gn3tic82]

I think the government should set up like bins where you can dispose cooking oil, anyways it’s reusable and throwing them away will ruin the environment

[@yongchen8204]

it is not just indonesia having cooking oul shortage problem, china and india are also having cooking oil shortage as well.

[@deskysumawidjaya8431]

Wrong. now fried oil 2L = $3

[@h.o6987]

Cheap

[@RayMak]

The ripple effect is affecting the whole world

[@wenzelasprec635]

17,300 rupiah is not equivalent to US$0.0012. It’s actually about US$1.

[@ruthsmith2367]

A couple of months back in Asda U.K. sunflower oil was £1.10 a litre it is now £1.60 so if I see it cheap anywhere I stock up more. Things are only going to get worse with everything price wise, so buy it now if you can especially flour, pasta, oil if not already 😊

[@koalaAcco]

Wow there is so much wrong information from the subtitle and text.

[@eigenvalue5775]

China: "Pssst! I've got some gutter, er, cheap oil I can sell you."

[@fernanmontevista204]

I think it's all South East Asia suffering from high price mostly petroleum.

[@danthovict381]

Not only SEA, its around the world.

[@aldyhabibie9717]

Its not helping that we have possible corruption scandals about its distribution but since the president announced to close cooking oil export, it has been a bit better on my region. Well, just a bit but at least there is something.

[@julesbenedictcatalan4904]

Same here in Philippines, gas price are increasing too

[@leclercc]

Cooking oil is still cheap but the gas prices are not

[@a.c6761]

The war must end

[@etonsot392]

cooking oil naman ung video eh hindi naman gasolina

[@chrysllerryu4171]

@@leclercc nah, cooking oil is getting expensive too. back then you can buy 250ml of oil for 20 pesos, now its only 150ml for 20 pesos. thats about 80 pesos per liter to 140+ pesos per liter. And thats from local palm oil. Buy branded and it will 200+ per liter

[@leclercc]

@@chrysllerryu4171 still cheap to me compared to other countries

[@XxXenosxX]

Every country needs to solidify and domesticate it's food supply. Global warming is not going to be kind.

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

What global warning, it happened decade ago. Today we'r facing the climate change. Every country shoul lower their carbon/capita especially the developed world, cuz "already developed"

[@rg9448]

The subtitles are completely wrong btw And 17.300 Rupiah is around 1.2-1.3 USD, not 0.0012

[@reynanhenry612]

Of course prices are roaring. We dont have developed frigthtrain network like european country. We need petrol to transport oil to the villages.

[@sheikhjamesal-chadwick7571]

Sell with a special price to countries that once says bad thing about palm oil

[@detroit7543]

$0.0012 ? $1 is around 14.000 IDR. If you say 17.300 IDR is the average cost, WHILE the real price is around 25.000 IDR. You don’t have to be great at math to know tat 17.300 is greater than 14.000 which means it’s worth more than $1 per litre. Oh it is still VERY CHEAP tho. Yeah, if you live on daily consumption of $10 /meal. Food is around $1 for a complete meal in here (carbs+protein+fibres) and our foods are heavily relying on cooking oil. Lots of national dishes are fried or sautéed in oil. Now imagine and do the estimation yourself And Russia-Ukraine war situation have no direct issues towards us, it is because of the mafia hoarding the oils, which sadly come from the higher ups but nothing new from a corrupted country

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

It is cheap for midlle class + family but we still have 25% still cant afford that oil without more accomadation than usual. Yeah we can still afford pecel ayam, or lele with $0.9. The rus-ukr r also the probllem too, but hey this war is too long and this foolish sanction r also made the war even longer. When the west put sanction to russia but they r still buy russiian oil, lol.eben the russian rubels got stronger.

[@vavaiva4080]

the oil is getting more expensive because many companies export the oil and didn't fill their quota which government demand... we used palm oil for cooking and it produces by its own land so it's not because the conflict between those two nations... it's ironic tho because i live in the province where there are lots of palm industries.. it gives pollution, there were floods because of deforestation, they make fire to open the land for planting yet the oil is expensive... after what we've been through..

[@A_Armando]

It's old news, now oil prices it's normal

[@biersa4601]

Normal?🗿

[@danthovict381]

Lol normal where??

[@harrylui309]

What I got from this video is that stop eating fried food will help conserve cooking oil.

[@Dante-Moonwalk]

I think Europa would also need to start rethinking on their decision of palm oil purchasing after refusing them couple of years ago

[@persona2293]

Huh? Food shortage in agriculture countries? Lamo.

[@chalkchalk77]

Thats the result from combination of greedy company & corrupt government.

[@SketchyOnReviews]

video missleading info ...

[@alpineginza7786]

Indonesia have lot of cooking oil, it just getting more expesive since we prefer exporting it.

[@arieluthfi4949]

Turunkan harga minyak goreng ! Kita rakyat di indonesia juga kesulitan mendapatkan minyak goreng serta harganya yang semakin mahal. Ini sangat gila.

[@CypressC2j]

cooking oil or palm oil is the same the price of the gasoline here in pH 🇵🇭

[@h.o6987]

How much is there

[@CypressC2j]

Sorry I got a mistake with the price palm oil is more higher than gasoline.palm oil 120php while gasoline is 100php per liter

[@h.o6987]

@@CypressC2j so expensive

[@asiandavidp]

Convert to air frying. It’s healthy and less oil

[@jebeeybepeey7825]

the subtitle on the last interview hahaha i cant

[@victoriaregina8344]

Sad! I just fried something but didn't even recycled the oil!

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

.0012 dollars per litre is very cheap. It's something like a thousand times more expansive on Australia

[@muhammadsecret8783]

No, this Chinese media made wrong calculation. Cooking Oil (palm oil ) in Indonesia per liter is about 22.000 Rupiah or around 1.51 USD

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

@@muhammadsecret8783 my thoughts exactly . I just pointed that wrong fact out

[@guesswho36]

$0.0012? People will shower on cooking oil lol, I believe it should be $1.2.

[@Thianrouklian]

Droughts in Canada, seriously...

[@mhendrocahyono]

It's an irony. They are blaming each other without resolution.

[@ahan300]

I would not ban palm oil export, instead ask buyer to pay in rupiah. That way, global demand will drop but rupiah will rise stronger. Double win for Indonesia. We can see when Russia asked EU to pay gas in rouble. Demand for Russian gas drops a little (because not all can meet the condition) but rouble rises significantly against USD. We cannot rely on cheap currency to boost commodity export anymore. World has to distribute wealth accordingly. Furthermore, soy bean and canola got issues, palm oil exporter can leverage on this...you gotta pay what u got to pay, pricier gas, pricier edible oil.

[@reieben886]

Why palm oil have anything to do with ukraine war..?? if that is petrol oil we would understand that

[@m.fahmiarsyad2600]

Russia and ukraine produce sunflower oil, bcoz this war, production stop, and russia is banned from western countries, so they find other alternative for cooking oil....

[@danthovict381]

Ugh fertilizer duh....

[@edhikurniawan]

Because it is more profitable to export the oil rather using it domestically. There're cooking oil shortage at another world. Sunflower oil, wheat oil you name it. And people will buy the next alternative thus increasing the palm oil price.

[@burukani]

Palm oil is used more than for frying in home. Daily stuff like soap, cosmetics and snacks factory are using palm oil.

[@PissMenn]

The substitutes goods price doesn't move according to old economic theory!😂

[@marcelandrey9579]

Its domestic problem..its not concern with the war..its far different

[@joeawk]

Should not be. Indonesia is a major exporter of palm oil. The government must tax premium profit to subsidize local consumers.

[@bubuox8509]

This has nothing to do with Ukraine war.

[@GrillWasabi]

It could be 5 gallon a penny. I'm ok without oil!

[@generalz0hr]

If only Philippines pursued its coconut oil production and scale it to large quantity 🤔😔

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

it still cant cap the production of palm oil. the coconut oil r less productive than palm oil. and also the coconut oil r not versatile compare to palm oil.

[@kamwaichan8048]

Palm oil. If Indonesia is facing a lack of supply of cooking oil, then why are they exporting their palm oil? The country has to make sure they are self-sufficient, only then the extra can be exported to bring in revenue for their country.

[@bang4buck326]

that is exactly the problems.... corrupted powerful individuals refused to sell "domestic" or rather to sell with "export" price. When the government issued the standardized price, they hold the goods (resulting in scarcity in market circulation)... When the price was up again, suddenly you will find abundance of goods in the market... 2nd problem : although Indonesian has the largest palm oil field, the private companies on this filed , mostly owned by Malaysian entrepreneurs... go figures....

[@051-brendasintia-ftmd3]

it's 1.2 USD, not 0.0012....

[@arthurmorganSUN]

Distributors are corrupting everything. If I'm in charge, I'll threaten to never opening the export route for three whole years if the need is not met. Ukraine/Russia problem would be gone by then, see who will cry and laugh. It's so frustrating, I bet even the farmer didn't rise their price by much. The government is really slow about this, dumb af. We should protect the farmers and guard against the distributors and corporates. If Indonesians' needs are not met, the world can forget for cooking oil export from Indonesia.

[@vangpham2514]

suspend foreign contracts til prices equalize, just like what the endian did to wheat

[@nerdstudent8852]

This subtitle is wrong in so many level, I mean $0.0012 for oil? seriously?

[@lialia3796]

Who's doing the english text? Whatever said and written is different thing. What a misinformation!

[@CalonDosen25]

There are many tropical countries in the world with a land area larger than Indonesia and Malaysia. Like India or Brazil, and if they wanted to, they could beat Indonesia and Malaysia's palm oil production, because their land area is much larger than these two countries.

[@ahmadin5681]

Agree with brazil but im doubt about india, and palm oil isn't a environmental friendly plant at all. They only live in very wet climates more than 2500mm rain/year. And located not far from the equator

[@CalonDosen25]

@@ahmadin5681 And if Brazil starts focusing on palm oil production. The scarcity of cooking oil will be resolved. Processed palm oil itself is not limited to cooking oil, there are lots of them, ranging from processed food products, cosmetics, and even vehicle fuel.

[@Grionlam]

@@CalonDosen25 So why do they not develop a plantation like you said?

[@bukitkatilmp]

India tried planting palm trees to extract the oil, a couple of years ago. However, it did not work out as the soil and climate was not comparable to Indonesia and Malaysia. Brazil is very reliant on soy beans and farmers there are not keen to plant palm oil.

[@auaulia46]

Wrong subtitles 😩

[@Kylelongwest]

i paid US$5 for 2 litres of cooking oil in cambodia, US$0.0012 per litre in indonesia is still very very cheap

[@danthovict381]

This channel are mistranslating them. Its not 0.00012 but 1.2 and its still wrong because that the old price.

[@budisoemantri2303]

It's 1.2 usd per litre they mistranslated the comma decimal, also the translation in the interview was so bad it's completely different

[@jfranklin9549]

Those chips would be better cooked in coconut oil anyway.

[@apokarin427]

hmm this news is wrong , yeah we got price $1/liter but now is $2/liter , i am buying a lot of palm oil when price is $1/liter maybe can hold for two year lol

[@mikeinjapan2004]

Opportunity to a more healthy way of cooking without much use of oil 😇

[@danthovict381]

The news is not about common people but small industries. If its regular folks, we have option just to boil or steam our food. But what about small industries selling chips? (In the video showing workers frying tempe). Did they must change to microwave them? Or using Airfryer? Then the electricity cost will soaring. Despite indonesia being one of the biggest Coal exporter, but our power plant are really below standart esp outside java island.

[@idsfxtm5759]

Europe having oil crisis : *it's normal because we're at war with Russia* Indonesia having cooking oil crisis : *all I can do is demonstration*

[@a.c6761]

I dont understand but indonesia has a lot of Palm Oil?

[@fajarkurniawan9434]

Yes, but the government blame the export of palm oil (companies prefer to sell their products overseas than to domestic market) That's why palm oil export was banned last month But things getting normal now And export already allowed again This is old news I don't know why SCMP upload this

[@danthovict381]

@@fajarkurniawan9434 the cooking oil price still expensive tho..at least here in kalimantan still IDR 25k / lt

[@HarveySarmiento1111]

Air fryer is waving 👋

[@Rontlc3317]

Sign of the times

[@thegroove2000]

Its the end of the life on this planet. NO COOKING OIL

[@albertteng1191]

use air fryer?

[@frederickhendry2715]

Coconut oil best oli so use it

[@gemhunter616]

Didnt the West complain abt Palm Oil and how bad it is? 😂 no problem, we can digest these to satisfy local demand

[@ekawahyuwidodo9247]

Yall really need to review your local correspondents lol

[@orangaring2804]

Banned export again? Prank to the world food suply chains

[@ahmedlag4909]

This is why this country called wkwkland🙄

[@johnjoestar5111]

At least they are not using sewer oil.

[@nicolehall2177]

Need some air fryers

[@zendude123]

They could be like the Chinese and recycle gutter oil for cooking?

[@majesticpapaya1736]

No that’s just disgusting 💀

[@etonsot392]

Find alternatives like coconut oil or vegetable oil. Problem solved

[@subrotoxing8214]

bio fuel goal of b100 of all palm oil is one of the biggest culprit. all it did is guaranteeing palm oil demand. now you got a crisis and your realize you have shot your own foot. we should have sticked through thick and thin with jathropa. it was uneconomical yes but it grew everywhere even in ex coal mining locations... it would be decades long painful bleeding but boy we would've saved our economy and gain surplus today had we stick with it.

[@mil0peng449]

I cringed every time they poured so much oil just to deep fry. So wasteful

[@user-zc2hz3yj2k]

Bruh, you said it yourself. It's called deep frying for a reason..

[@infinityrecords9057]

Can you imagine how can 1 person cause such big problems for millions of people?

[@toddpacker7058]

You think it’s all cause Putin, just him, ? Please.

[@XLeon_S_KennedyX]

Stop being a sheep and being brainwashed by western media propaganda!

[@MA-gv3wg]

If you study war, you will know the truth who started it.

[@THEBIGGAME683]

Can you imagine commenting here thinking he could change the world

[@gen169]

@@toddpacker7058 No it's Joe Biden and the entirety of NATO. They should get out of their egotistical mindset that the European problems are the world's problems and let us trade with Russia and actually get the best deal of oil for the poor people. and if not why not let Iranian oil go in the global market, oh right US is also not letting us trade with iran.

[@justinwheeler5614]

Just don't get it from China... #gutteroil

[@doraKitty23]

we have all the coconut is healtier

[@amirulhakim9898]

LOL no, coconut oil is far more dangerous for your heart...

[@racapinang]

Again? C'mon! We just got off the hook last month!

[@fajarkurniawan9434]

Meanwhile, our mother queen told people to stop complaining of the cooking oil price rise. And try not to fry anything Imagine she was like asking us to boil or steam a tempura 😅

[@YU_meineLiebe]

Queen dowager😆

[@ixxxn749]

She does have a point tho to use alternatives, healthy lifestyle or airfrying is one of them..its just that not too much people can move their brains

[@winonathequeen]

Same vibe with Marie Antoinette telling her people to eat cake 🤣

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

And our holy dad tell us to it banana, cuz 3 banana same calories with i plate of rice

[@rynaldycavdra8236]

The "red bulls" madame

[@amatsolehin2526]

All hail palm oil

[@rogue_nomad]

Its time to avoid oil.. your arteries and liver will going to thank you. 😊

[@gazzgaspay4841]

They can try to import Chinese gutter oil. Its cheap af

[@budisoemantri2303]

The translation is so bad lol

[@zinedinezethro9157]

Bro why r the foreign media just realized now, we've been in Cooking Oil crisis for several months at this point 💀

[@ridhobaihaqi144]

Just let Lord LBP solve this problem.

[@sulaimanakhleken9909]

URAAAAAAA WKWKWKWKWK

[@ticketforlife2103]

How about we stop frying food? 😂😂

[@zerad3307]

Negara penghasil sawit terbesar malah kekurangan minyak. Wowkowkwkwkwowkwokwowk

[@teresacullen8838]

Won't do any harm cancer causing .🦉

[@albertteng1191]

US$1.20 for a liter of cooking oil? I think thats cheap. A liter of coconut cooking oil in our country, phils cost almost $2.00 and yet we keep frying chickens

[@alphaquinon1688]

For us, it is still significant though, maybe because the difference in value ?

[@edhikurniawan]

Because it isn't 1.2 but 3...

[@amirulhakim9898]

@@edhikurniawan Where did you buy your oil at 45k idr a liter?