Profit increase due to higher oil palm yields, cost-saving strategies, Zahid says.

Sin Heng Chan (Malaya) Berhad says it is meeting with villagers to resolve disputes.

Experts share how Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation works to protect Sabah’s wildlife.

8k-hectare oil palm plantation near Pahang National Park rife with problems.

Spokesperson confirms EIA for proposed Pure Green project is not approved.

They say it will also expose surrounding areas to more natural disasters.

Decision based on MSPO prohibition since Dec 2019, Johari says.

Oil palm project in degazetted forest reserve area a bane to farmers, wildlife.

High time for govt to exploit the lucrative sector.

1.2km passageway to benefit orangutans, gibbons, hornbills, and wild cats.

Malaysia can file an appeal but it would be a long process.

Assess ESG reports submitted by companies to Bursa Malaysia.

Minister Fadillah will take it up to the Finance Ministry for consideration.

It benefits small plantations compared to RSPO, which is suited for corporate entities.

Over the past year, the industry had lost 25% of potential yields due to labour shortage. If this shortfall further increases by 30%, production outputs will be halved.

British policymakers commit towards MPSO recognition in due diligence process.

Industry not the villian it's made out to be, Fadillah says.

Replanting is commercially viable due to commodity’s high prices. 

Indonesia court orders payment of 188b rupiah (RM53.5 million).

Before this, fine was increased from RM43m to RMRM60m.

This is in line with M'sia's commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

MPOA urges certification council to be given authority to revoke licences.

Such a step might be an exercise in futility.

Activist raises concerns over undocumented workers' vaccination status.

We do not have enough workers for harvesting period, says Zuraida.

Sri Lanka imports 200,000 tonnes of palm oil a year, mainly from Indonesia and Malaysia, traders estimate.

The government and the country’s palm oil sector have a choice.

However, the oil palm company expects villagers to physically block them from the area.

Kota Kinabalu MP says smallholders are digging into their cash reserves to sustain their business.

They include the mandatory MSPO which requires companies to not use forced labour.