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Minister of Cooperatives Ferry Juliantono and Agrinas Palma President Director Mohammad Abdul Ghani

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Palm Oil Magazine, Minister of Cooperatives Ferry Juliantono and Agrinas Palma President Director Mohammad Abdul Ghani — Minister of Cooperatives Ferry Juliantono speaks at a national seminar on cooperative-based palm oil downstreaming in Musi Banyuasin, South Sumatra. The government is encouraging cooperatives to establish CPO mills and move further into the palm oil value chain to strengthen smallholders’ bargaining power and improve rural welfare. Photo: Special

Minister of Cooperatives Ferry Juliantono and Agrinas Palma President Director Mohammad Abdul Ghani

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