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Indonesia Seeks to Regain Control Over Illegal Palm Plantations

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Indonesia plans to take over more than a million hectares of what it describes as illegal palm oil plantations, part of efforts to clean up the industry’s image in global markets and boost state revenue.

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Indonesia Seeks to Regain Control Over Illegal Palm Plantations

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Indonesia Transfers Confiscated Palm Oil Plantations To State-Owned Companies

In a bold move to combat illegal land practices and promote sustainable palm oil production, the Indonesian government has ramped up efforts to transfer confiscated palm oil plantations to state-owned enterprises. The initiative aims to strengthen environmental oversight, curb deforestation, and ensure better compliance with labor standards, as the country seeks greater control over its lucrative palm oil sector while addressing long-standing co…

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Indonesia Seeks to Regain Control Over Illegal Palm Plantations

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Indonesia Seeks to Regain Control Over Illegal Palm Plantations

Indonesia Transfers Confiscated Palm Oil Plantations To State-Owned Companies

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