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Regulations 1 year ago
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Indonesia eyes EU trade breakthrough as bloc softens green business rules
Indonesia has the opportunity to wrap up a long-delayed free trade deal with the European Union after the bloc officially placed Indonesia in its “standard-risk” deforestation law category, a step seen by businesses as a signal that could boost exports of palm oil, coffee, cacao and other commodities.
Europe 1 year ago
EU brands just four countries as 'high risk' under deforestation law
Countries including Brazil and Indonesia, which have historically had among the world's highest rates of deforestation, will be labelled as "standard risk", which means they will face lighter compliance checks on goods exported to Europe.
Markets 1 year ago
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Planned 10% levy could cause CPO exports to plummet, Gapki warns
The industry association has warned that increasing the export levy from currently 7.5 percent to 10 percent next year could make Indonesian CPO less attractive, especially in view of the government’s plan to launch the B40 biodiesel program in January amid stagnant production.
Academia 1 year ago
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Palm oil conference overshadowed by damaging information
Allowing such negative information to linger on could validate the perception as to just how bad has been the public-sector and corporate governance of the country’s natural resources, notably the lucrative palm oil industry.
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