While expanding the mandatory use of a 20 percent biodiesel blend ( B20 ) in September, the Indonesian government plans to further boost domestic biodiesel consumption to absorb more crude palm oil (CPO) amid fluctuation in the global market price of the commodity, The Jakarta Post reports. Malaysian palm oil futures further fell last week due to expectations of rising inventories in Malaysia and a change in Indonesia’s export levy rules, according to The Star. The Indonesian Trade Ministry is focusing on developing several non-traditional export markets for palm oil products and its derivatives, given the negative sentiment that still continues from one of the main markets, the European Union, according to Tempo.