We are pleased to invite all stakeholders to participate in the public comment session for the MSPO Certification Scheme 2023 document.

During this period, we welcome all parties to share your views and expertise on the document, which is available for download.

The duration of the comment will be from 8th April 2025 until 22nd April 2025 (15 calendar days)

Please provide your valuable inputs and expertise and are also highly encouraged to share and promote this announcement by forwarding it to all relevant (direct and/or indirect) stakeholders

In line with our commitment to enhancing the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification system, we are pleased to announce that the Traceability Module (Reporting) in the e-MSPO System will be live on 15 April 2025. This module is available for Supplier and Buyer Registration, Monthly Declaration, FFB Divert, Sales Announcement, and Sales Declaration reporting, ensuring compliance with the MSPO Standard’s traceability requirements.

Calling all experienced HCV assessor to be a part of the MSPO HCV Endorsed External Lead Assessor. All interested participants are welcomed to apply. The deadline for submission is 4 April 2025 (Friday, 5:00 pm).

We invite all stakeholders to review and comment on the draft Specific Guidance Document on MS 2530:2022 Compliance for New Oil Palm Planting on Sarawak Native Customary Rights (NCR) Land. The consultation is open from 7th to 20th March 2025. This document ensures NCR land meets MSPO standards, supports sustainable development, and clarifies compliance. Submit feedback via the provided Word template to izzuddin@mspo.org.my. Your input is invaluable. Thank you for your participation!

MSPO invites training providers and consultants to join our nationwide program to enhance industry readiness for MSPO 2.0. Share your expertise in certification and compliance, and be part of a national effort to improve industry standards. Submit your proposals by 20 February 2025 to indev@mspo.org.my.

Following extensive consultation with key stakeholders, the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) is issuing an additional guideline on resumption of new MSPO certification applications and the provision of temporary exemptions for selected MSPO requirements