Indonesia continues to promote palm oil as green product in EU
RBD Palm Oil
Indonesia
Published Nov 4, 2022
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The Indonesian government has continued to promote palm oil as an eco-friendly commodity in the European Union (EU) and adhere to global standards for sustainable palm oil production. In July 2022, Indonesia, along with other countries affected by the EU’s decision to no longer consider palm oil as a green fuel, submitted a joint letter of objection to EU leaders, the Indonesian Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium and the European Union, Andri Hadi, informed.
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Nusa Dua, Bali (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government has continued to promote palm oil as an eco-friendly commodity in the European Union (EU) and adhere to global standards for sustainable palm oil production. In July 2022, Indonesia, along with other countries affected by the EU's decision to no longer consider palm oil as a green fuel, submitted a joint letter of objection to EU leaders, the Indonesian Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium and the European Union, Andri Hadi, informed. The letter highlighted Indonesia's position as an open country that supports deforestation-free and environmental preservation regulations, he noted at the Indonesian Palm Oil Conference (IPOC) here on Thursday. Indonesia is primarily promoting the fact that the cultivation of commodities such as palm has an important role in the achievement of sustainable development goals (SDGs), including supporting small farmers, he explained. The challenges faced by the palm industry in the ...
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