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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.
Academia 2 years ago
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How palm oil can help realize the vision of high-income country
The plan to double palm oil production is still environmentally, technically and commercially feasible because there are still large areas outside the natural forests that are fit for oil palm estate expansion.
Academia 2 years ago
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Navigating EU green wave: Indonesian exporters brace for EUDR impact
Quickly adapting to the EUDR requirements and embracing sustainable practices not only opens up greater access to the EU market but also presents an opportunity for Indonesian companies to position themselves as global leaders in sustainable commodity production
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