The waste generated during the palm oil extraction process has the potential to be a valuable resource, contributing to sustainable practices and economic growth.

As one of the world's leading producers of palm oil, Malaysia plays a pivotal role in addressing the global challenges associated with deforestation, habitat destruction, and labour practices.

Women smallholders play a vital role in the operations of oil palm farms, handling a wide range of tasks including weeding, spraying herbicides and pesticides, collecting loose fruit, and transporting fresh fruit bunches (FFB)

The MSPO logo stands as a beacon for responsible production, promoting transparency and accountability in the supply chain and fostering positive environmental, societal, and economic impacts.

Palm oil is more than just produce, it is beneficial for the economy. The production of palm oil has doubled day by day and is expected to grow even more in the future as the world demands kept on increasing.

Smallholders plays a vital role in Malaysian Palm oil industry. Their production makes up 40 percent of the total output of the country’s palm oil production.