Mongabay: A dramatic fall in palm oil prices may provide an opportunity for plantation giants to add to their holdings, reports Reuters. Palm oil prices have tumbled nearly 70 percent since reaching a high of 4,486 ringgit ($1,239) per ton in March. Closing at 1590 ringgit ($437) Tuesday, prices are now near the 1500 ringgit break-even point for smaller planerts plantations, according to Reuters. Low prices may push acquisitions by well-established players, say industry …