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European Palm Oil Alliance

European Palm Oil Alliance

The European Palm Oil Alliance is a business initiative of palm oil refiners and producers. We believe that responsibly produced palm oil is a key ingredient for food, feed and home and personal care products, to help feed and nurture the world, to help protect biodiversity and improve socio-economic development and overall contributes to achieving the UN SDGs.

EPOA will push for sustainable palm oil market transformation in Europe and beyond, and will create a positive image of palm oil used in food, feed and home and personal care products.

We strive for a world in which sustainable palm oil is recognized as a high-quality vegetable oil that fits in a responsible lifestyle and a nutritionally balanced diet.

Current participants of the European Palm Oil Alliance are Bunge Loders Croklaan​​,  Cargill​​, Fedepalma,​​ MVO - The Netherlands Oils and Fats Industry,​​ Olenex,​​ and Sime Darby Oils​​. All our members commit to supply certified sustainable palm oil* in Europe and support a fully traceable NDPE (‘No Deforestation, No Peatland and No Exploitation’) supply chain.

*RSPO or equivalent

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National certification: a piece of the puzzle in reducing primary forest loss?

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National certification: a piece of the puzzle in reducing primary forest loss?

While global deforestation rates increase at an alarming rate, progress in Southeast Asia offers a bright spot. According to Chain Reaction Research, palm oil driven deforestation in Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea ‘has fallen to its lowest level...

The benefits of sustainable palm oil

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The benefits of sustainable palm oil

Palm oil is the most widely used vegetable oil. It is a high quality, versatile ingredient needed to answer the growing global demand for food. It is efficient in land use and yield and it is a driver for socio-economic development in rural areas. At...