Have you ever wondered about the MSPO logo? What does it signify and the backstory of the logo? The logo was initially created by MPOB and was later transferred to MPOCC in 2017!

To address the issue of workers rights as a human right, multiple actions have been put in place in the Malaysian palm oil industry to improve the welfare of migrant workers in recent months.

MSPO-certified plantations and refineries are a key part of this plan and reaching 100% certification is integral to helping Malaysia meet its pledges

Ugak Sanggau, a Dayak from the Malaysian state of Sarawak has taken on a new mission to fight for the rights of indigenous peoples.

Earthsight has published fresh criticism against the EU’s plan to rely on green labels to stem deforestation in countries that export to the EU. Seen against the backdrop provided by Earthsight’s criticism of green labels and the Stockholm Environment Institute’s recommendations for ‘due diligence legislation’ the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil scheme stands out as a pioneer as a nationally mandated certification scheme.

As the debates around COP26 rages on what countries and what industries should be doing more to stop the natural disasters caused by climate change, there has been a new surge of pledges by both countries and companies towards a net zero goal.