Dear all, Finally I can thanks qqq3 in writing something useful and close to my heart. Congratulation and well done. http://www.musimmas.com/about-us/introduction Headquartered in Singapore, our business is involved with every part of the Palm Oil supply chain. A privately owned entity, we employ 37,000 people of different nationalities and backgrounds. Our president director is true believer of RSPO and sit on the first Executive board.
https://rspo.org/key-documents/certification/rspo-principles-and-criteria Impact Goal – Prosperity: Competitive, resilient and sustainable sector Principle 1: Behave ethically and transparently Principle 2: Operate legally and respect rights Principle 3: Optimise productivity, efficiency, positive impacts and resilience Supply chain requirements for mills. Impact Goal – People: Sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction Principle 4: Respect community and human rights and deliver benefits Principle 5: Support smallholder inclusion Principle 6: Respect workers’ rights and conditions Planet: Conserved, protected and enhanced ecosystems that provide for the next generation Principle 7: Protect, conserve and enhance ecosystems and the environment
Qualification for RSPO needed to be audited and fulfilled each and every of the 7 principles and each and every sub criteria. I am very proud to say PTMM group is fully certified RSPO complied for upstream plantation and palm oil mill. Entire midstream, downstream and support facilities as qualified RSPO supply chain.
PTMM average plantation oil yield per hectare per year is 6.25 MT and one of the best plantation estates achieved 8.5 MT. Malaysia Plantation need a lot of catch up with Indonesia plantation and the ironic is that most of the R&D (PHD) and key peoples are Malaysian.
don't be silly, palm oil priced low not because of malicious attack,but due to oversupply situation, particularly from Indonesia, which from zero tonnes and now produced over 38 million tonnes per year,and more to come ; while Malaysia,remain around 20 millions tonnes/year for decades.
correct, that is why I said felda need to reinvent itself, they can't outfight indonesia in the long run. Labour cost, land, can fight indonesia ka? The best option is to diversified. If continue like this, big trouble
time to diversify, and grow other more profitable crops.Land is valuable asset, and put into other uses.Time for the government/respective ministries to set up body to do study.
don't be silly, palm oil priced low not because of malicious attack,but due to oversupply situation, particularly from Indonesia, which from zero tonnes and now produced over 38 million tonnes per year,and more to come ; while Malaysia,remain around 20 millions tonnes/year for decades. =========
world consumption has grown by 4X in last 10 years, so has production and price at 10 years low.........
they project consumption to grow by 4X again to 2050.......
from the article.......... No other oil could be refined to the consistency needed for Unilever’s various margarine blends and baked goods without producing trans fat ===========
seems to suggest, products from palm oil no trans fat.....
i believe the only problen is we asian produced foods are way cheaper than theirs...hurting their farmers... thus these healthy hazard noise will never stop... because this is the only effective weapon they carry to attack asian produced food... ========
yes, so if the article is correct, even I have been misled to think all processed food is bad.....
the article seems to suggest UNilever has taken the neccessary actions.....but, well, author is Scottish and Unilever is British company.....
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https://www.theguardian.com/news/2019/feb/19/palm-oil-ingredient-biscuits-shampoo-environmental?