Malaysian Palm Oil Forum Tackles Global Trade Challenges through Sustainable Solutions

The Malaysian Palm Oil Forum (MPOF) 2024, organised by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC), successfully concluded in Kuala Lumpur, bringing together nearly 500 international stakeholders, including manufacturers, traders, NGOs, and industry associations. With the theme “Navigating Trade Challenges with Sustainable Solutions”, the forum served as a pivotal platform to address the pivotal challenges shaping the future of palm oil, particularly around sustainability and trade.

The event showcased Malaysia’s responsible palm oil production leadership, backed by the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification. Over 100 oils and fats buyers representing more than 30 countries participated in the forum, creating valuable opportunities for engagement between international buyers and local palm oil suppliers. This collaborative effort further strengthens Malaysia’s role in promoting sustainable and traceable palm oil solutions across global markets.

Over 100 buyers representing 30 countries, attended including key players in the oils and fats and food industries from Asia Pacific, South Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Eastern Europe.

Sustainability Debate: Focusing on Industry Progress

The Sustainability Debate took centre stage at MPOF Kuala Lumpur 2024, where industry leaders and experts discussed the delicate balance between economic growth as well as environmental and social responsibilities.

Shaping the Future of Sustainable Palm Oil
As the global palm oil industry evolves, sustainability remains critical in shaping its future. The MPOF Kuala Lumpur 2024 underscored the industry’s commitment to balancing profitability with environmental and social responsibilities, ensuring Malaysia remains a global leader in sustainable practices for years.