UK’s Due Diligence Approach is Popular: Will the EU Follow Suit?
The UK sticks to legality Two significant developments took place last week. The first was that the UK moved closer to a legality standard for…
The UK sticks to legality Two significant developments took place last week. The first was that the UK moved closer to a legality standard for…
The following is a statement from Pierre Bois d’Enghien, co-host of Palm Oil Monitor, agronomist and environmental expert, on UK Lord Randall and WWF’s comments…
Indonesia’s Foreign Ministry has announced that the Government of Indonesia will terminate its agreement with Norway on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (“REDD”),…
The Jakarta Post has highlighted activities being undertaken by smallholder farmers in Jambi to further the education of local school children. Smallholder farmers in the…
WWF appears to have gone out of its way to discredit Indonesia Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) certification in a new report. The report – ‘Due…
In a wide-ranging interview with Food Navigator, co-host of Palm Oil Monitor Khalil Hegarty posits that the likelihood of a ‘price premium’ for certified sustainable…
The Norwegian Government has announced its funding allocations for the next iteration of the Norwegian International Climate Forest Initiative (NICFI). NICFI funding has been the…
Long-term structural changes in global vegetable oil markets have implications on sustainability policies – and the ‘market’ for sustainability — going forward. They also reignite…
August represent the beginning of the haze season in Southeast Asia. This means two things. First, and most importantly, is the potential threat to human…
The US State Department Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report for 2021 makes for sobering reading – for critics of palm oil. There have been multiple…
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