DIPOM 2022 Presentation Nik Aznizan Palm Oil Current Issues & Challenges

21/6/2022
PALM OIL:
CURRENT ISSUES & CHALLENGES
Nik Aznizan Nik Ibrahim
International Trade Unit
Economics and Industry Development Division
Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB)
Diploma in Palm Oil Milling Technology & Management (DIPOM 2022)

29 June 2022 | MPOB Head Office
01 Palm Oil Position in the Global

Oils and Fats 2021
04 What are the FACTS and ANSWERS?
02 The Importance of the Malaysian
Oil Palm Industry 05 The Future of Palm Oil
03 Current Issues & Challenges 06 Conclusion
Presentation Outline
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Palm Oil Position in the

Global Oils & Fats 2021
PALM OIL IN GLOBAL OILS AND FATS, 2021
Production PO SBO RSO SFO Others*

241.36 Mn T 32% 25% 11% 8% 24%
Export PO SBO SFO RSO Others*

95.18 Mn T 54% 14% 12% 7% 13%
*Cotton oil, Groundnut oil, Sesame oil, Corn oil, Coconut oil, Butter (as fat), Lard, Tallow & Grease, Linseed oil, Castor oil.
Sources: Oil World; MPOB
MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES
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MAJOR PALM OIL PRODUCERS & EXPORTERS, 2021

INDONESIA INDONESIA
59% 56%
PRODUCERS EXPORTERS
OTHERS OTHERS
MALAYSIA PRODUCING MALAYSIA PRODUCING
24% COUNTRIES 31% COUNTRIES
17% 13%
PO Production PO Export
76.39 Mn T 51.03 Mn T
Sources: Oil World; MPOB
MAJOR PALM OIL CONSUMING COUNTRIES, 2021

5 major palm oil consuming countries representing 56% of the total global palm
oil consumption.
01 Indonesia, Malaysia, 05
Total : 76.23
22% 4%
million tonnes
02 India, China, 04
11% 9%
03 EU,
10%
Note: Consumption includes edible & non-edible
Source: Oil World
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The Importance of
Malaysian Oil Palm
Industry
MALAYSIA: EXPORT VOLUME OF OIL PALM PRODUCTS, 2021

2021 2020 Diff.
Product
(MnT) (MnT) (%)
Palm Oil 15.56 17.39 10.6
Total:26.73 MnT
30
• CPO 4.56 4.45 2.4
Total:24.26 MnT
• PPO 11.00 12.95 15.0
25
Palm Kernel Oil 1.08 1.22 11.7

20
Palm Kernel Cake 2.30 2.57 10.6

Mn T
15
Palm Palm-Based 2.88 3.09 6.6
Palm
10
Oil Oil Oleochemicals
Palm Palm 17.39
15.56
5 Oil Oil Biodiesel 0.36 0.38 4.3
16.22 17.43
0 Finished Products* 0.56 0.58 4.2
2021 2020
CPO PPO PK Oil PK Cake Oleo Biodiesel FP Others Other** 1.52 1.50 1.3
TOTAL 24.26 26.73 9.3

Note:
CPO Crude Palm Oil
Source: DOSM
PPO Processed Palm Oil
* Finished Products - Shortening, Veg. Fat, Veg. Ghee, Soap, etc.
** Others – Palm Kernel Shell, Oil Palm Fibre, Sludge/Residue Oil, etc.
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MALAYSIA: EXPORT VALUE OF OIL PALM PRODUCTS, 2021
Palm Kernel Oil Palm-Based Oleochemicals

RM6.67 Bn RM26.80 Bn
(6%) (25%)
Palm Oil
RM64.62 Bn RM108.52 billion
(60%)
Others
RM10.43 Bn
(10%)
Source: DOSM
MALAYSIAN PALM OIL EXPORT DESTINATIONS, 2021
3.60 Mn T
INDIA
31.3%
CHINA 1.87 Mn T
31.4%
E.U 1.64 Mn T
15.4%
TURKEY 0.70 Mn T
14.2%
KENYA 0.67 Mn T
29.2%
MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES AND COMMODITIES
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PERFORMANCE OF THE MALAYSIAN OIL PALM INDUSTRY

2021 VERSUS 2020
Difference Difference
Indicator 2021 2020
Volume/Value %
Planted Area (Mn ha) 5.74 5.87 (0.13) (2.2)

CPO Production (MnT) 18.12 19.14 (1.02) (5.4)
FFB Yield (T/ha) 15.47 16.73 (1.26) (7.5)
Oil Extraction Rate (%) 20.01 19.92 0.09 0.5
PO Imports (MnT) 1.18 0.95 0.23 24.3
PO Exports (MnT) 15.57 17.39 (1.83) (10.5)
Closing Stocks (MnT) 1.61 1.27 0.35 27.6
CPO Price (RM/T) 4,407.00 2,685.50 1,721.50 64.1
Export Revenue (RM Bn)* 108.52(p) 73.33 35.19 48.0
Source: DOSM, MPOB
MALAYSIA: TOP 10 MAJOR EXPORT PRODUCTS, 2021
RANKING:
1. Electrical & electronic products
2. Petroleum products
3. Chemicals and chemical product
4.Palm oil
5. Rubber products
TOTAL EXPORT: RM 1.24 trillion

Source: MATRADE (2021)
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APPRECIATION TO OIL PALM
Malaysian RM50 banknote

honouring oil palm as the major agriculture
crop (Circulation since 16 July 2009)
Current Issues &

Challenges
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PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES
CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTION OF PALM OIL
• Deforestation
Environmental • Loss of biodiversity
Impact
• Greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions
People’s • Saturated fat

Health • Food safety – 3-MCPDE and GE
Social Impact • Forced and child labour
3-MCPDE: 3-monochloropropanediol ester

GE: Glycidyl ester )
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PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE LABELLING
PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE LABELLING IN EUROPE

2500
1980 2020
2000
1680
1502
NO OF PRODUCTS
1500
1000
687 729
500
318
189
0
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
YEAR
Source: Sundram (2020)

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PALM OIL LABELLING: DIFFERENTIATION APPROACH
We do not use any

palm oil from
Indonesia or
Malaysia, and only
use palm oil from
sustainable farms in
Central and South
America, which are
not orangutan
habitats.
PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE CERTIFICATION
The International Palm Oil Free Certification Accreditation

Programme (POFCAP)
 Independent, not for profit certification programme
 Already approved to certify products in 20 countries including
Australia, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Spain,
Austria, Sweden, the USA, Italy, France & Finland
 To enable consumers, who wish to avoid palm oil for allergy,
dietary or ethical reasons, to see at a quick glance if a product
is palm oil free.
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PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE CERTIFICATION
193
1,847
2
43
CCF: Choose Cruelty Free
PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PROCESSED CONTAMINANTS
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PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: ANTI PALM OIL CAMPAIGNS
Palm Oil is associated with

the risk of getting CANCER IS
NOT TRUE!!!!
PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: FORCED AND CHILD LABOUR
Since 2009, US Department of Labor reported of

Forced & Child Labour in the oil palm plantations in
Malaysia
156 products
77 countries
Malaysia Electronics Forced Labour
Malaysia Garments Forced Labour
Malaysia Rubber Gloves Forced Labour
Malaysia Oil (palm) Child Labour, Forced Labour
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What are the FACTS and

ANSWERS?
THE FACTS: LAND USE / OUTPUT (2017)
Source: OurWorldinData.org
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THE FACTS: LAND USE / OUTPUT
Oil Palm – The Most Productive Oil Crop
 6 to 8 MT/Ha of oil yields can be achieved

by more efficient Oil Palm producers
 Oil Palm requires the least fertilisers and

pesticides among oilseed crops
Source: MPOC, The New Straits Times, MPOB,

Oil World 16/17, Palm Oil Action Group
Australia, The Guardian (2014)
THE FACTS: FOREST FIRES
Source: ForFreeChoice
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THE FACTS: A HIGHLY REGULATED INDUSTRY
WILD LIFE MATTERS LAND MATTERS

• National Land Code 1965
• Wildlife Conservation Act
• Land Acquisition Act1960
2008 [Act 716]
ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS
PESTICIDE USE
• Environmental Land Conservation Act 1960
• Pesticides Act 1974 (Pesticides (revised 1989)
Registration) Rules 1988 • Quality Act 1974 (Environmental Quality)
• Pesticides (Licensing for sale & storage)
Rules 1988 C D (Prescribed Premises) (Crude Palm Oil)
Regulation 1977
• Pesticides (Labeling) Regulations 1984 • Environmental Quality (Clean Air)
B E •
Regulation 1978
Environmental Quality (Prescribed
Activities) (Environmental Impact
Assessment) Order 1987
LABOUR & EMPLOYESS MATTER
F
• Labour Law
A
>60
• Workers’ Minimum Standard of Housing &
Amenities Act 1990
• Occupational Safety & Health Act1977 BIODIVERSITY
• Factories & Machinery (Noise Exposure) • National Biodiversity Policy 2016-2025
Regulations 1989 LAWS &
• Passport Act 1966
• Education Act 1996 REGULATIONS
THE FACTS: LICENSING OF THE MALAYSIAN OIL PALM INDUSTRY

MPOB licenses all critical activities
of the Malaysian Oil Palm Sector
and enforces its orderly conduct
Licence
Categories
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THE FACTS: PALM OIL IS NOT THE MAJOR CAUSE OF DEFORESTATION
Beef is the main driver of deforestation of all major agricultural commodities

Deforestation linked to major agricultural commodities
1990 - 2008
63
mil ha
10 13 8 6 5 4 3 1
Beef and Pig and Soy Maize Palm oil Wood Rice Sugar cane Rubber
other poultry products
ruminant
products
Oil palm companies are the most committed to No Deforestation

Companies with at least one relevant commitment to no deforestation
as at 2016
Oil Palm Soy Timber/Pulp Cattle
59% 53% 21% 12%
Source: Climate Focus Report (2016)

THE FACTS: OIL PALM PLANTED AREA VS. GROWTH RATE
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THE FACTS: FORESTED AND NON–FORESTED AREAS, MALAYSIA, 2013-2017
2017 18,323,502
14,844,874
2016 18,241,716
14,702,224
18,389,686
Year
2015
14,554,254
2014 18,273,201
14,639,166
2013 18,062,091
14,881,849
0 2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 16,000,000 18,000,000 20,000,000
Area (Hectares)
Forested Non – Forested

Land area of Malaysia is
million hectares
Source: Ministry of Water, Land and Natural Resources (2018)
THE FACTS: SHARE OF LAND COVERED BY FOREST
Source: OurWorldinData.org
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THE FACTS: POLICIES TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE OIL PALM CULTIVATION
To cap the total oil palm cultivated

area to 6.5 MILLION HECTARES
01
No more planting of oil palm in
peatland areas and to further 02
The Cabinet of Malaysia on 22 strengthen regulations with regard
March 2019 had endorsed the to existing oil palm cultivation on peat
following policies toward
sustainable oil palm cultivation To ban the conversion of forest
reserved areas for oil palm cultivation 03
To make available oil palm plantation

maps for public access 04
THE FACTS: MALAYSIA’S COMMITMENT TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY
Malaysia voluntarily agrees to cut the GHG emission intensity by 45% by 2030 relative to
emission intensity GDP in 2005 as part of its commitment to COP21. As of 2013, 33%
reduction has been achieved.
The Malaysian oil palm industry in now focusing on improving productivity and yield, rather
than expanding land. Malaysia reiterates its commitment made at the Rio Summit in 1992
to retain at least 50% of the land area under forest cover. The area under forest cover in
Malaysia is 55.6% (2017).
Malaysia, as a world leader in sustainable palm oil production, has put in place various
environmental measures while successfully uplifting the lives of rural communities through
palm oil cultivation. This has proved that oil palm industry certainly contributes to
achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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THE FACTS: ON-GOING EFFORTS AND NEXT STEP
To plant 1 million forest tree

species within the next 10 years
(sponsored primarily by the oil palm
industry members)
The Malaysian oil palm industry is
proactive in wildlife conservation
efforts, working together with
organization such as Sabah
Central Forest Spine (CFS) - linking Wildlife Department to support
4 main forest complexes which form wildlife rescue and conservation
the central mountain range in efforts
Peninsular Malaysia. CFS will be
crucial in creating ecological Heart of Borneo (HoB) - Malaysia
connectivity for Peninsular Malaysia participates with Indonesia and Brunei
and will ensure species survival in the “Heart of Borneo” Initiative to
conserve approximately 20 million
hectares of ecologically
interconnected rainforest, with about
30% of the area are in Malaysia.
THE FACTS: TOTALLY PROTECTED SPECIES IN MALAYSIA

Sumatran Rhinoceros
Dugong
Orang Utan
Clouded Leopard Proboscis Monkey
Sun Bear
Green Turtle Julung-Julung Crocodile Hawksbill Turtle
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THE FACTS: GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY-NGO COLLABORATION
Sabah Wildlife Conservation Colloquium January 2012

Jointly Organised by Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD), Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC),
Borneo Conservation Trust, Danau Girang Field Centre & HUTAN
THE FACTS: STABLE POPULATION OF ORANG UTAN
ORANG UTAN’S BIGGEST THREATS (Source: HUTAN)
• Found outside protected areas

• Fragmentation and isolation
• Poaching
• Human-wildlife conflict
In 2016, this
In 2004,… only 40% figure had
of orang utan habitat was increased to
within the protected area
85%
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THE FACTS: ANNUAL PROFITS OF FORCED LABOUR
Developed Economies
and EU also profited
from forced labour
THE FACTS: PALM OIL ECONOMICS (2013 – 2014)
Palm oil imports contributed widely throughout

the global economy including in food, energy
and multiple consumer products.
1. Over $44bn of traded palm oil was associated with an
indirect contribution to value added in downstream
industries of nearly $17bn; or an indirect and induced
contribution to GDP of nearly $39bn.
2. Palm Oil is associated with a contribution to tax
revenues in the world of $4.3bn.
3. Palm Oil is associated with creating and sustaining
2.9m jobs globally.
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THE FACTS: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
THE FACTS: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
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THE FACTS: THE MALAYSIAN OIL PALM INDUSTRY: CONTRIBUTES TOWARDS POVERTY
ERADICATION
Year Average Income (RM) (USD)
FELDA Settler* Independent National Poverty
Smallholder** Line Income***
2007 2,221 (533) 1,209 (290) 740 (177)
2008 3,278 (786) 1,094 (262) 691 (166)
2009 2,459 (590) 944 (226) 800 (192)
2010 3,419 (820) 1,259 (302) 720 (173)
2011 4,648 (1,115) 1,413 (339) 800 (192)
2012 3,926 (941) 1,868 (448) 763 (183)
2013 3,787 (908) 1,520 (365) 860 (206) The oil palm industry has
2014 3,874 (929) 1,952 (468) 930 (223) consistently contributed towards
poverty eradication and narrowing
2015 2,689 (645) 1,175 (282) 930 (223)
of the income gap between rural
Oil Palm Smallholder is defined as farmer who owns land or in and urban folks by creating rural
Source: aggregate of less than 40.46 hectares (100 acres). Average size
* FELDA townships where residents enjoy a
is 3.9 ha.
** MPOB good quality of life with adequate
*** Ministry of Economic Affairs Two Categories of Smallholders social infrastructure (e.g. housing,
1) Organized smallholder health, religious facilities)
2) Independent smallholder
FUTURE MALAYSIAN OIL PALM INDUSTRY THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL

BREAKTHROUGH AND PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION
• Adopting new technology to provide solid foundation for

precision agriculture to increase productivity.
• Moving into mid and downstream expansion as these Robotics
sectors are more resistance to CPO price fluctuation.
• Realising our aspiration as regional food hub with higher Artificial
productivity and diversification to the downstream sector. Intelligence
• Enhancing renewable energy utilisation by promoting Drones
palm-based biomass production.
• Shifting from petrochemical to biochemical based through
value addition of palm oil products.
Big data
• Development of high skilled human capital who are well analytics High-skill
trained with “Internet of Thing (IoT)” to improve productivity human capital
Automation
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MECHANISATION & AUTOMATION RESEARCH

CONSORTIUM FOR OIL PALM (MARCOP)
• Acts as a Government – Industry platform to discuss,
develop and adopt Quantum Leap Technologies that
could reduce dependency of labour shortage in the
industry for medium and long term target.
• Current area of concern is on the harvesting of FFB.
• Implementation strategy will be based on the

technology acquisition programme, where identified
technologies’ producer and developer will be funded to
produce the desired solution.
• Source of funds are from the government and the

industry through one-year CESS collection dedicated
for MARCOP.
Revised MSPO Standards - Improved Sustainability Requirements

Introducing & Incorporated the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) approach to all level of
the MSPO Standard User.
03
Introducing & Incorporated the Introducing & Incorporated
High Conservation Value
02
Green House Gas Calculation
(HCV) approach to major part
of the palm oil industry.
04 (GHG) for the entire supply
chain.
The MSPO Standard supports Anti-corruption: In-line with

the Sustainable Development
Goals (SDG) 2030 by
01 05 National amended MACC Act
(Section 17A) which requires
incorporated the elements into mandatory corporate
the revised Standard. accountability.
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The Future of Palm Oil
WORLD POPULATION GROWTH & CONSUMPTION OF OILS AND FATS
300 10.0
7.8 billion 9.0
World Consumption of Oils & Fats
250.0
250 238.3
228.5 8.0 World consumption of oils
219.2
210.7 237.5 and fats is projected to
Population (billion)
191.5 200.3 204.3

7.0
200
(million tonnes)
178.2
184.4 increase by
171.7 6.0
147.7
153.9
159.9 164.1 5.3% from 237.5 mil.
150 131.6
139.4 5.0 tonnes (2020) to 250
121.4 125.5
113.4 117.9 4.0 mil. tonnes (2050)
100 to meet the demands of
3.0
9.8 billion population
2.0
50
1.0
0 0.0
Consumption Population
Sources: Oil World 2021 *Forecast: UNITED NATIONS DESA
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2020 – 2030 GLOBAL MEGATRENDS OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE OIL

PALM INDUSTRY
Climate Change and Shift in Global

Resource Scarcity Economic Power
Technologies Rapid
Breakthrough Urbanisation
Demographic and
Social Changes
COVID-19 TRIGGERS FOOD TRENDS & OPPORTUNITIES
Eating for Immune Health Steals

the Spotlight
01 Meat Analogues Go Mainstream
02
Call for More Nutritious Foods.
Urban Farming Potential Unlocked

03
Call for Increased Food Safety

04
05 Demand of functional/
06 remedy food is high
Source: IFT.org
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ECONOMIC POWER SHIFT BETWEEN E7 AND G7
2009 2050
G7
US$ 29.0 US$ 20.9 We E7
trillion trillion
GDP GDP are in US$ 69.3 US$ 138.2
trillion trillion
this GDP GDP
G7 E7 space
(US, Japan, (China, India,
(US, Japan, (China, India,
Germany, UK, Brazil, Russia,
Germany, UK, Brazil, Russia,
France, Italy, Indonesia, Mexico,
France, Italy, Indonesia,
Canada) Turkey)
Canada) Mexico, Turkey)
Conclusions
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Malaysian oil palm industry aligns all its sustainability efforts to the SDGs - have
developed an articulation on how we approach and contribute to the SDGs.
Palm oil is a vegetable oil that contributes to the attainment of SDGs, in other
words, If there is no palm oil, it would be difficult to attain these SDGs.
Nature’s Gift To
Malaysia,
Malaysia’s Gift To
The World!
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NIK AZNIZAN NIK IBRAHIM

Malaysian Palm Oil Board
E-mail: aznizan@mpob.gov.my
Website: www.mpob.gov.my

6 Persiaran Institusi
Bandar Baru Bangi
43000 Kajang
Selangor MALAYSIA
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Thank you

No. 6, Persiaran Institusi,
Bandar Baru Bangi,
43000 Kajang, Selangor
MALAYSIA
www.mpob.gov.my
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Diploma in Palm Oil Milling Technology & Management (DIPOM 2022)

01 Palm Oil Position in the Global

Palm Oil Position in the

PALM OIL IN GLOBAL OILS AND FATS, 2021

Production PO SBO RSO SFO Others*

Export PO SBO SFO RSO Others*

MAJOR PALM OIL PRODUCERS & EXPORTERS, 2021

MAJOR PALM OIL CONSUMING COUNTRIES, 2021

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

MALAYSIA: EXPORT VOLUME OF OIL PALM PRODUCTS, 2021

Palm Kernel Oil 1.08 1.22 11.7

Palm Kernel Cake 2.30 2.57 10.6

TOTAL 24.26 26.73 9.3

MALAYSIA: EXPORT VALUE OF OIL PALM PRODUCTS, 2021

Palm Kernel Oil Palm-Based Oleochemicals

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

MALAYSIAN PALM OIL EXPORT DESTINATIONS, 2021

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES AND COMMODITIES

PERFORMANCE OF THE MALAYSIAN OIL PALM INDUSTRY

Planted Area (Mn ha) 5.74 5.87 (0.13) (2.2)

MALAYSIA: TOP 10 MAJOR EXPORT PRODUCTS, 2021

TOTAL EXPORT: RM 1.24 trillion

APPRECIATION TO OIL PALM

Malaysian RM50 banknote

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

Current Issues &

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTION OF PALM OIL

People’s • Saturated fat

Social Impact • Forced and child labour

3-MCPDE: 3-monochloropropanediol ester

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE LABELLING

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE LABELLING IN EUROPE

Source: Sundram (2020)

PALM OIL LABELLING: DIFFERENTIATION APPROACH

We do not use any

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE CERTIFICATION

The International Palm Oil Free Certification Accreditation

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PALM OIL FREE CERTIFICATION

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: PROCESSED CONTAMINANTS

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: ANTI PALM OIL CAMPAIGNS

Palm Oil is associated with

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

PALM OIL GLOBAL ISSUES: FORCED AND CHILD LABOUR

Since 2009, US Department of Labor reported of

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

What are the FACTS and

THE FACTS: LAND USE / OUTPUT (2017)

MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES

THE FACTS: LAND USE / OUTPUT

Oil Palm – The Most Productive Oil Crop

 6 to 8 MT/Ha of oil yields can be achieved

 Oil Palm requires the least fertilisers and

Source: MPOC, The New Straits Times, MPOB,

THE FACTS: FOREST FIRES