MSPO is proud to launch the official High Conservation Value (HCV) Assessment Guidelines for both new and existing plantings. These guidelines, developed in collaboration with industry experts, aim to strengthen environmental and social safeguards under the MSPO 2022 standard. Effective 22 May 2025, the guidelines will be available on the MSPO website and are mandatory for all certified entities, excluding oil palm dealers.

MSPO is organising a one-day training session exclusively for all PIC Accredited Certification Bodies (ACBs) to support the transition to the new e-MSPO system and the implementation of MSPO Standard 2.0. This session is crucial to ensure all ACBs have a unified understanding of the updated standard requirements and are well-equipped to apply them effectively using the enhanced digital platform. Attendance is essential for maintaining consistency, compliance, and quality in certification processes moving forward.

MSPO will be conducting a one-day training session specifically for all MPOB Pegawai Tunas Zon (PTZ) and Penolong Pegawai Tunas Zon (PPTZ). This session is designed to support the migration to the new e-MSPO system and the implementation of MSPO Standard 2.0. The training aims to ensure consistent understanding and application of the updated requirements among MPOB officers, enhancing efficiency and compliance in the certification process

MSPO is organising a comprehensive two-day training session for all Accredited Certification Bodies (ACBs) and auditors. This initiative aims to ensure a unified understanding of the newly introduced MSPO Standard 2.0 and to facilitate a smooth transition to the enhanced e-MSPO system. The training will cover updated certification requirements, system functionalities, and practical application to maintain consistency and compliance across the certification process.

MSPO will be organising a one-day training session specifically for all Part 4 Series considering the migration to the new e-MSPO system and the implementation of the MSPO Standard 2.0. This training is essential to ensure that all certified entities under Part 4 are well-informed and prepared for the transition and fully understand the updated requirements under the new standard using the e-MSPO system.

In line with our commitment to enhancing the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification system, we are pleased to announce that the Traceability Module (Reporting) in the e-MSPO System will be live on 15 April 2025. This module is available for Supplier and Buyer Registration, Monthly Declaration, FFB Divert, Sales Announcement, and Sales Declaration reporting, ensuring compliance with the MSPO Standard’s traceability requirements.