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High Costs and Land Status Issues Hinder Smallholders’ Path to ISPO, Fortasbi Says

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December 26, 2025 | 20:56 WIB |December 26, 2025 | 20:57 WIB | 34 Click Reads

Palm Oil Magazine, — Alwan Ridha Ramdani, Communications Manager of the Indonesian Forum for Sustainable Palm Oil Smallholders (Fortasbi), explained that all Fortasbi members are farmers who already hold both Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) and ISPO certifications. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine

High Costs and Land Status Issues Hinder Smallholders’ Path to ISPO, Fortasbi Says

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