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Home FORTASBI Issues Warning on New Export Regulations: Palm Oil Farmers Must Not Become Victims of Centralization FORTASBI Issues Warning on New Export Regulations: Palm Oil Farmers Must Not Become Victims of Centralization

FORTASBI Issues Warning on New Export Regulations: Palm Oil Farmers Must Not Become Victims of Centralization

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May 28, 2026 | 21:34 WIB |May 28, 2026 | 21:37 WIB | 17 Click Reads

Palm Oil Magazine — FORTASBI urged the government to ensure transparency and farmer participation in Indonesia’s proposed centralized commodity export system to prevent negative impacts on smallholders and cooperatives. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021/ Muh Reski Sesar

FORTASBI Issues Warning on New Export Regulations: Palm Oil Farmers Must Not Become Victims of Centralization

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