"Small farmers continue to face difficulties meeting EUDR requirements, which will add significant administrative burdens and operational costs, risking their exclusion from the supply chain." More from @mpocHQ CEO Ms. Belvinder Sron on the EUDR in @FT ⬇️https://t.co/VIX03UYTrG
Malaysia's leadership in palm oil innovation is advancing sustainable practices, reducing deforestation, and enhancing consumer choices. This progress benefits everyone—from small farmers in Sarawak to European supermarkets and families worldwide using palm oil-based products.
Think palm oil is a seed oil? Think again! Like olive oil, palm oil is pressed from the flesh of the palm fruit. Discover more unique facts like this: https://t.co/K4wTGNFHIf
.@DrJonathanEllen is right, palm oil is a reliable, sustainable alternative to trans fats. Palm oil serves as a leading choice when it comes to fruit oils, offering a balance between functionality and health.
#DidYouKnow Palm oil is commonly found in many everyday products. From baked goods to soaps and toothpaste, palm oil is everywhere!
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Indonesia, Malaysia and the European Union will formulate a practical guide to EU deforestation rules (EUDR) for smallholders by November, an intergovernmental group representing palm oil producers said on Friday. https://t.co/XZ1pS4WdsR https://t.co/XZ1pS4WdsR
“All the problems arising from the EU Deforestation Regulation were foreseen and flagged many years ago…By listening to legitimate concerns and engaging in proper consultations in the future, these unnecessary problems will be avoided.” - Glen Hodgson, Founder of @TradeEuropa
As hearings for Commissioners in the @EU_Commission approach, @JessikaRoswall’s legacy of embracing collaboration with global partners will be critical to resolving EUDR challenges. @mpocHQ will be watching closely.
Autor Diego Sánchez de la Cruz escribe sobre EUDR: “El impacto de la normativa ha quedado derivado a 2026, pero el reglamento no ha desaparecido y su eventual aplicación seguirá siendo dañina.”
El retraso de 12 meses del EUDR solo resolverá los problemas si las partes interesadas participan adecuadamente en el proceso.¿Adoptarán los recién nombrados @EU_Commission—incluyendo @Teresaribera–un enfoque de colaboración con socios comerciales como @mpocHQ?
Spanish author Diego Sanchez de la Cruz writes about EUDR: “The impact of the regulation has been postponed to 2026, but the regulation has not disappeared and its eventual application will continue to be harmful.”
The 12-month #EUDR delay will only solve the problems if stakeholders are properly involved in the process. Will the newly nominated @EU_Commission–including @Teresaribera–take a collaborative approach with trading partners like @mpocHQ?
A pragmatic @EU_ENV commissioner would be a valuable partner for @mpocHQ, the palm oil sector and other EU trade partners. Read more to find out: https://t.co/uPp0ogiHWU
In a recent piece in NyhetsBryan, Glen Hodgson, Founder of @TradeEuropa, discussed why @JessikaRoswall’s nomination as @EU_ENV commissioner could benefit critical sectors of the EU economy.
“Jessika Roswall is well placed to break with the Brussels tradition of disrupting...companies and consumers with extra unnecessary costs…and is likely to reject quasi-environmental policies as pure protectionism and something that will only create shortages and raise prices.”
El EUDR se ha retrasado oficialmente, pero la mejora sigue siendo un desafío. En @libre_mercado, @diegodelacruz advierte sobre el daño que la regulación causará a los productores sustentables de la industria del aceite de palma.
“El principal problema del reglamento EUDR es que se ha diseñado sin tener en cuenta las advertencias de los países y sectores que más se verán afectados por su entrada en vigor.” - @libre_mercado@diegodelacruz