Malaysian govt adopted policies to ensure sustainable oil palm cultivation


Malaysia had always applied appropriate best agricultural practices, including environmental impact assessments in the development and operation of its palm oil industry.

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has adopted several key policies to ensure sustainable oil palm cultivation, including capping the total of oil palm cultivated area to 6.5 million hectares, said Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok.

The policies also included stopping the planting of oil palm in peatland areas and strengthening regulations concerning existing oil palm cultivation on peatland, she said.

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