

Malaysia Defends Palm Oil Industry's Role in Orangutan Conservation
Plantation and Commodities Ministry secretary-general and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Malaysian Palm Oil Green Conservation Foundation (MPOGCF), Datuk Yusran Shah Mohd Yusof (third from right), officiating the 2025 World Orangutan Day celebration at Taiping Zoo. - NSTP pic Malaysia remains committed to striking a balance between environmental protection and sustainable development, particularly in the conservation of orangutans and the management of its palm oil
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Palm Oil at the Sustainability Crossroads: Designing Architecture for a Coherent, Verifiable Future
By Datin Lorela Chia | Founding President, Malaysia Association of Sustainable Supply Chain & Innovation (MASSCI) (Adapted from her address at PIPOC 2025 Global Economics & Marketing Conference) Palm oil now sits at one of the most complex intersections of Malaysia’s industrial landscape — where productivity, climate demands, global narratives, and community livelihoods converge. No longer framed purely as a commodity, it has become a strategic system shaped by industrial
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