Sustainable oil palm planters cooperatives hot sales of over 80,000 tonnes

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As of March this year, the number of KPSM formed nationwide reached 69 -- 24 in Peninsular Malaysia, 27 in Sabah, and 18 in Sarawak. theSun thesundaily MSPO palmoil KPSM

: The sustainable oil palm planters cooperatives , which undertake fresh fruit bunches trading activities through 65 weighing centres nationwide, recorded sales of 82,612.37 tonnes as of March 31, 2022.

“The government established KPSM to assist in lowering transportation costs and securing higher FFB prices, as well as driving income generation and dividend distribution among cooperative members,” he said in a statement today. Wee said his ministry, through the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, was actively working on Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil certification activities nationwide through training programmes, briefings and promotions for the smallholder sector as well as on easing their burden.

 

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