The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) is organising a seminar entitled ‘Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil for the South Korean Market’, with the aim of sharing the industry’s objectives, principles, advantages, and role in meeting sustainability requirements, as well as supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

The MS 2530:2022 standard series and the MS2751:2022 contain requirements for all certified entities to be aware of and/or conduct greenhouse gas (GHG) assessments. This is in line with
contributing to the national commitment to climate change, where all actors along the value chain shall identify the sources of GHG emissions, monitor, and plan for reductions, whenever applicable.

Please be informed that due to unforeseen circumstances, MSPO Briefing in Melaka and Negeri Sembilan will be combined into one and will be held in Bandaraya Melaka. Meanwhile, the venue for MSPO Briefing in Terengganu is shifted to Kuala Terengganu.

The MS2530:2022 requires that MSPO certified organisations to conduct a social impact assessment (SIA) to assess the positive and negative social impacts of its operations to the surrounding community. This assessment is to be guided by the SIA Guidelines which was being developed by MPOCC together with the industry experts.

For the first time ever, MPOCC and MTCC are holding a video competition upholding the theme “Sustainability is Shared Responsibilities”! The competition is open to all Malaysian university students and stand a chance to win prizes worth up to RM10,000! #MPOCCMTCCVC2022

Incorporating all renewable technologies will be more convenient and cost-effective for multi-tech businesses as well as companies specialising in the wind or utility solar who will benefit from an efficient business development forum that attracts decision-makers from large-scale developers, corporate buyers and utilities