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Regulations 10 months 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 10 months 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.
Economy 10 months ago
SMILE transforms the palm oil industry, one farmer at a time
“This new office is more than just a building. It represents years of hard work under the SMILE program. It will serve as a hub for cooperative activities, a place where we gather, learn and continue to grow together.”
Politics 10 months ago
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Social media ‘buzzer’ arrested for obstructing AGO corruption probe
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has arrested a social media “buzzer” on suspicion of impeding the investigation into three high-profile corruption cases relating to palm oil and sugar exports, as well as in the tin sector.
Politics 11 months ago
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Wilmar’s legal officer named suspect in palm oil bribery case
Wilmar Group legal officer Muhammad Syafei allegedly provided the Rp 60 billion (US$3.56 million) that was later used to bribe the judges and a court clerk in exchange for the acquittal of three companies in a corruption case pertaining to crude palm oil (CPO) exports.
Politics 11 months ago
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Judges who acquitted palm oil firms of corruption arrested
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has arrested three judges on suspicion of taking bribes in exchange for acquitting three major palm oil groups from corruption charges last month, expanding their investigation following the arrest of a court official over the weekend for the same allegation.
Politics 11 months ago
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Court officials arrested over acquittal in palm oil corruption case
The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) arrested over the weekend four suspects, including a district court head and a clerk, for alleged bribery in the acquittal of three companies for corruption involving crude palm oil exports a month ago.
