How can commodity producers mitigate risk ? TXF Singapore 2018 February 2018

How can commodity producers mitigate risk? Ahead of the TXF 2018 in February 2018 event in Singapore we caught up with keynote speaker Gopul Shah, Director at Golden Agri Resources, as he discusses how commodity producers can mitigate risk, what role new technology can play in reducing the costs of production and the latest in social and environmental policy.

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