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POPSI Urges Faster Palm Oil Product Classification Rules to Prevent Export Delays
Indonesia’s palm oil downstream industry is developing faster than technical regulations, prompting POPSI to call [Read More]
IPS Planter Talks 2026 Flags Oil Palm Harvester Shortage as Productivity Risk
The Indonesian Planters Society says the shortage of skilled harvesters has become a strategic plantation [Read More]
Indonesia Renames BRAN as LPRA Under Agrarian Reform Bill, Agency to Report to President
Indonesia’s House of Representatives and government have agreed to establish the Agrarian Reform Administration Agency [Read More]
Indonesia Parliament Passes Agrarian Reform Law with 14 Chapters and 53 Articles
The new law establishes a framework for agrarian reform covering priority locations, land redistribution, conflict [Read More]
Indonesia’s Agrarian Reform Bill Draws Palm Oil Land Conflict, Worker Concerns
As Indonesia’s Parliament advances the Agrarian Reform Bill, Sawit Watch is urging clearer rules on [Read More]
Indonesia’s Palm Oil Sector Faces High VAT Overpayment Exposure, UI Study Finds
A University of Indonesia study finds that VAT overpayment exposure at some palm oil companies [Read More]
Palm Oil Partnerships Need Sociology, Anthropology to Prevent Land Conflicts: USU
USU researchers say understanding local social structures, land values and power relations is essential to [Read More]
Sawit Watch Questions 20-Year Requirement in Forest Community Protection Circular
Sawit Watch says a government circular interpreting a Constitutional Court ruling could narrow protections for [Read More]
West Kalimantan Wildfires Recur, Link-AR Borneo Calls for Review of Palm Oil Expansion
PALMOILMAGAZINE, PONTIANAK — Forest and land fires have again affected West Kalimantan throughout August 2026, [Read More]
