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The Malaysian palm oil sector, which is the second-largest producer globally after Indonesia, is facing mounting challenges, particularly from the European Union's incoming Deforestation Regulation. This regulation aims to halt the sale of any products linked to deforestation in its markets. Despite efforts to promote sustainability through certification schemes like MSPO and RSPO, questions remain: Can certification alone redeem palm oil's tarnished reputation? And how might the EU’s new regulation impact smallholders, who produce about 40% of the total output of palm oil in Malaysia? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Serina Rahman, Lecturer at the Department of Southeast Asian Studies at National University of Singapore, where her research interests include political ecology through the lens of environmental anthropology and ethnography.

The Malaysian palm oil sector, which is the second-largest producer globally after Indonesia, is facing mounting challenges, particularly from the European Union's incoming Deforestation Regulation. This regulation aims to halt the sale of any products linked to deforestation in its markets. Despite efforts to promote sustainability through certification schemes like MSPO and RSPO, questions remain: Can certification alone redeem palm oil's tarnished reputation? And how might the EU’s new regulation impact smallholders, who produce about 40% of the total output of palm oil in Malaysia? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Khor Yu Leng, Senior Economist at Segi Enam Advisors & Associate Director for Sustainability at the Singapore Institute of International Affairs.

Minyak Sawit Mampan Malaysia (MSPO) yang sebelum ini dikenali sebagai Majlis Pensijilan Minyak Sawit Malaysia (MPOCC) disarankan memberikan perhatian kepada tiga perkara untuk memastikannya dapat teru

Panel pakar pensijilan yang dipanggil oleh MPOC telah menilai keupayaan pensijilan MSPO sebagai instrumen untuk memastikan pematuhan kepada EUDR.

KPK akan bekerjasama dengan KPDN untuk mengambil tindakan tegas terhadap syarikat pengimport produk yang mendiskriminasi minyak sawit di negara ini.

Malaysia's palm oil sector has shown remarkable innovation, leveraging technology and research to drive continuous improvement.

Malaysia berada di landasan tepat untuk mendapat 'lampu hijau' daripada Kesatuan Eropah (EU) bagi mengiktiraf piawaian Pensijilan Minyak Sawit Mampan Malaysia (MSPO) dalam masa terdekat.

The focus should be on producing an abundant supply of sustainable vegetable oil to meet the needs of the growing world population.

Kerjasama itu berhubung penerimaan bersama terhadap MSPO dan Skim Pensijilan Makanan Hijau China bagi menggalakkan pembangunan mampan.

Pensijilan Minyak Sawit Mampan Malaysia (MSPO) sentiasa mendapat pengiktirafan global dan dianggap setanding dengan Rundingan Meja Bulat Minyak Sawit Lestari (RSPO).

Malaysia sangat percaya bahawa pengeluaran yang mampan adalah jalan ke hadapan untuk industri minyak sawit.

Pengiktirafan MSPO ini bertujuan memastikan aktiviti penanaman kelapa sawit di negara ini tidak menjejaskan alam sekitar dan dihasilkan berdasarkan amalan pertanian yang baik serta mampan.

Mesyuarat kedua berhubung Peraturan Produk Bebas Penebangan Hutan Kesatuan Eropah yang akan diadakan Disember ini diharapkan akan dapat menerima pengiktirafan Minyak Sawit Mampan Malaysia (MSPO).

Prinsip di bawah MSPO ialah bagi memastikan minyak sawit dan produk berteraskan komoditi itu terus diterima pasaran.

1.3 juta hektar tanaman sawit di negara ini telah dipersijilkan dengan MSPO, 661,844.12 hektar daripadanya milik pekebun kecil persendirian.