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The campaign in developed countries for imposing exclusive and discriminative standards of sustainability for palm oil, has in some way substantiated the suspicions of trade protectionism in favor of the vegetable oil producers in the temperate zone.
Ian Won, acting manager of the FAA aviation safety office that oversees Boeing, asked the US planemaker in a letter dated March 21 to provide a "mature certification schedule," according to a source familiar with the letter. Won also sought updates on progress for both the 737 MAX 10 and 777-9.
As vaccines are globally being rolled out, a few countries including Bahrain have already introduced certificates identifying vaccinated people, and the European Union agreed to develop vaccine passports under pressure from tourism-dependent southern countries.
![[ANALYSIS] Could expanding ISPO certification be a global solution to Indonesia's palm oil dilemma?](https://img.jakpost.net/c/2020/08/28/2020_08_28_103278_1598607181._thumbnail.jpg)
One way to resolve the import restrictions on Indonesian palm oil would be to improve ISPO certification so that it can be accepted as global certification of sustainable palm oil.
Officials and scientists say that developing the herbal medicine sector on a par with the pharmaceutical industry requires more regulatory certainty, familiarization among medical professionals and an effort toward improving Indonesia's self-sufficiency in health and medicine.
