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Palmoil.io Goes to RT2023

Palmoil.io Goes to RT2023

The Palmoil.io team attended our second RSPO RT in Jakarta, Indonesia. At our booth, we gave live demonstrations of our latest features such as the EUDR Plot Check tool,the Palmoil.io Global Dashboard as well as showcasing our mill updates and Risk Insights additions.

Palmoil.io Goes to IPOC 2023

Palmoil.io Goes to IPOC 2023

The Palmoil.io team attended the 19th Indonesian Palm Oil Conference and 2024 Price Outlook in Bali, Indonesia hosted by the Indonesian Palm Oil Entrepreneurs Association (GAPKI).

Introducing Plot Check - your path to EUDR compliance

Introducing Plot Check - your path to EUDR compliance

Palmoil.io Plot Check is a new tool to analyze private plots for deforestation, grievances and Risk Insights without loading them to our server.

How we can implement the New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act

How we can implement the New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act

The New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act (S.4859A/A.5682A) is poised to become law. This post explains how implementation can be transparent, simple, and affordable.

What is NOT going to be effective EUDR due diligence

What is NOT going to be effective EUDR due diligence

EUDR Due Diligence technology needs to be appropriate, scaleable, and affordable, so why are so many companies thinking about investing in the latest fads? Leo Bottrill explains the pitfalls of buzzy but inappropriate tech and how tried and tested tools offer the best path forward.

Addressing the new era of deforestation regulation - Analysts, global monitoring, and affordability

Addressing the new era of deforestation regulation - Analysts, global monitoring, and affordability

With the EU Deforestation Regulation passed and other regulations in the pipeline, times are a changing for the palm oil industry. Our latest post explains how Palmoil.io can help you meet these new challenges.

The perilous life of female palm oil plantation workers in Papua

The perilous life of female palm oil plantation workers in Papua

Did you know that in Papua, the line of inheritance of customary land generally follows the male lineage, which leaves indigenous women with no ownership rights over the land? Even so, women are still given the responsibility to manage and utilize customary land as a source of fulfilling their sustenance.

How Planet satellites have helped drive down palm oil-related deforestation

How Planet satellites have helped drive down palm oil-related deforestation

Planet satellites have become a valuable tool for monitoring palm oil-related deforestation. Here's how we have use to keep keep an eye of changes on the ground.

Is palm oil “actually not so bad (anymore)”? Well, it’s complicated

Is palm oil “actually not so bad (anymore)”? Well, it’s complicated

A recent Vox article declared that palm oil is not so bad anymore, citing declines in palm oil related deforestation, zero deforestation commitments, and the efforts of watchdogs. While progress has been made, I want to sound a note of caution.

One simple step to understanding your EU Deforestation Regulatory Deforestation risks

One simple step to understanding your EU Deforestation Regulatory Deforestation risks

Companies importing palm oil, soy, cocoa, rubber, and a host of other commodities into the EU are in for a challenging year. The pending EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) presents perhaps the greatest shift in approach to global deforestation ever attempted. All companies importing into the EU need to be able

Palmoil.io Goes to RT2022

Palmoil.io Goes to RT2022

The Palmoil.io team attended our very first RSPO Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Here's what happened.

How Palmoil.io helps you get EU Deforestation Regulation-ready

How Palmoil.io helps you get EU Deforestation Regulation-ready

The EU Deforestation Regulation could be a turning point in efforts to reduce palm oil-related deforestation. With the regulation likely to go into effect next year, companies need to consider three factors. First, public support has polled as high as 87%, so industry will be under scrutiny to comply with