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Home Sawit Watch Warn Expansion of 600,000 Hectares of Palm Oil Land Could Trigger Deforestation and Social Conflicts Sawit Watch Warn Expansion of 600,000 Hectares of Palm Oil Land Could Trigger Deforestation and Social Conflicts

Sawit Watch Warn Expansion of 600,000 Hectares of Palm Oil Land Could Trigger Deforestation and Social Conflicts

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November 25, 2025 | 23:06 WIB |November 25, 2025 | 23:08 WIB | 70 Click Reads

Sawit Watch urges the government to reconsider the 2026 expansion plan and the B50 mandate, citing environmental risks, land disputes, and potential pressure on cooking-oil supplies. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021 / Malik Fajar

Palm Oil Magazine — Sawit Watch urges the government to reconsider the 2026 expansion plan and the B50 mandate, citing environmental risks, land disputes, and potential pressure on cooking-oil supplies. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021 / Malik Fajar

Sawit Watch Warn Expansion of 600,000 Hectares of Palm Oil Land Could Trigger Deforestation and Social Conflicts

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