Cofeed News: till November 11th(this week), stocks of edible palm oil at China’s ports have climbed to 486,700 tonnes by 6.8% from 455,700 tonnes last week, and up 19.9% against 405,900 tonnes the same period last month with an increase of 80,800tonnes; while stocks of industrial palm oil have slightly downgraded to 64,100 tonnes by 7.8% from last week’s 69,500 tonnes, with a drop of 5,400 tonnes. Generally, domestic stocks of palm oil start to pile up this week, especially in South China. Chinese buyers are proactive in procurement as import margins go better though price gap between soybean oil and palm oil spots is raised to 308 yuan/tonne, still far below the normal level of 800-1,000 yuan/tonne. In addition, the blending of palm oil is seriously affected by colder weather in China, which also limits its turnover. Later, domestic palm oil will continue to accumulate but it still takes time to rebuild the stocks.