Get Number: BVC-RSPO-1-2232079101

RSPO Certification A global certification system for certified sustainable palm oil. RSPO Certification assures individuals that RSPO Members who produce or physically handle RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) have obtained RSPO Certification.

The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) is one of the world's most well-known certification schemes – and yet its seal of approval lacks credibility as its members continue to be exposed for violations of the body's own standard.

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established in 2004 by green organisations (e.g. WWF) in response to the negative consequences of the overwhelming global demand for palm oil.

RSPO Certification A global certification system for certified sustainable palm oil. RSPO Certification assures individuals that RSPO Members who produce or physically handle RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) have obtained RSPO Certification.

RSPO Certification A global certification system for certified sustainable palm oil. RSPO Certification assures individuals that RSPO Members who produce or physically handle RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO) have obtained RSPO Certification.

Organisations belonging to one of the seven stakeholder groups can join the RSPO. These include – oil palm producers, palm oil processors and/or traders, consumer goods manufacturers, retailers, banks/investors, environmental/nature conservation non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and social/developmental NGOs.

The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) is one of the world's most well-known certification schemes – and yet its seal of approval lacks credibility as its members continue to be exposed for violations of the body's own standard.

The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) is one of the world's most well-known certification schemes – and yet its seal of approval lacks credibility as its members continue to be exposed for violations of the body's own standard.

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established in 2004 by green organisations (e.g. WWF) in response to the negative consequences of the overwhelming global demand for palm oil.

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established in 2004 by green organisations (e.g. WWF) in response to the negative consequences of the overwhelming global demand for palm oil.

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established in 2004 by green organisations (e.g. WWF) in response to the negative consequences of the overwhelming global demand for palm oil.

RSPO's aim is to make sustainable palm oil the norm. We work across each supply chain sector, bringing together its many stakeholders to develop its sustainability and help make palm oil a force for good. – United Nations. Feeding the World Sustainably.

Organisations belonging to one of the seven stakeholder groups can join the RSPO. These include – oil palm producers, palm oil processors and/or traders, consumer goods manufacturers, retailers, banks/investors, environmental/nature conservation non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and social/developmental NGOs.

There are different definitions of sustainable palm oil, but at its core this refers to palm oil that has been produced with the lowest environmental impact possible. This includes minimising impact to wildlife, and adhering to high standards of human rights.

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established in 2004 by green organisations (e.g. WWF) in response to the negative consequences of the overwhelming global demand for palm oil.

Organisations belonging to one of the seven stakeholder groups can join the RSPO. These include – oil palm producers, palm oil processors and/or traders, consumer goods manufacturers, retailers, banks/investors, environmental/nature conservation non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and social/developmental NGOs.

RSPO Standards provide the aims, objectives and mandatory requirements for the production and procurement of RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO).

RSPO's aim is to make sustainable palm oil the norm. We work across each supply chain sector, bringing together its many stakeholders to develop its sustainability and help make palm oil a force for good. – United Nations. Feeding the World Sustainably.

RSPO Supply Chains Palm oil or palm oil derivatives certified by the RSPO can be sourced through four different supply chain models: Identity Preserved, Segregated, Mass Balance and RSPO Credits / Book and Claim. Each of these models comes with its own advantages, requirements and pre-approved consumer claim.

But does the RSPO actually produce sustainable palm oil? Greenpeace's “Certifying Destruction” report shows that the RSPO is not producing anything near to truly sustainable palm oil. Unless of course you think allowing deforestation and peatland destruction is sustainable.

Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established in 2004 by green organisations (e.g. WWF) in response to the negative consequences of the overwhelming global demand for palm oil.

There are different definitions of sustainable palm oil, but at its core this refers to palm oil that has been produced with the lowest environmental impact possible. This includes minimising impact to wildlife, and adhering to high standards of human rights.

ing to a 2018 Profundo report, commissioned by Friends of the Earth, RSPO certified plantations had also been involved in forced labour, child labour and discrimination towards women, and were involved in land conflict with local communities.

RSPO Standards provide the aims, objectives and mandatory requirements for the production and procurement of RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO).

RSPO's aim is to make sustainable palm oil the norm. We work across each supply chain sector, bringing together its many stakeholders to develop its sustainability and help make palm oil a force for good. – United Nations. Feeding the World Sustainably.

The study concluded that RSPO certification did result in better economic sustainability than that seen in non-certified plantations. However, the environmental and social benefits were unclear. It found no evidence that RSPO certified plantations retained orangutan populations more effectively.

RSPO Supply Chains Palm oil or palm oil derivatives certified by the RSPO can be sourced through four different supply chain models: Identity Preserved, Segregated, Mass Balance and RSPO Credits / Book and Claim. Each of these models comes with its own advantages, requirements and pre-approved consumer claim.

But does the RSPO actually produce sustainable palm oil? Greenpeace's “Certifying Destruction” report shows that the RSPO is not producing anything near to truly sustainable palm oil. Unless of course you think allowing deforestation and peatland destruction is sustainable.

ing to a 2018 Profundo report, commissioned by Friends of the Earth, RSPO certified plantations had also been involved in forced labour, child labour and discrimination towards women, and were involved in land conflict with local communities.

There are different definitions of sustainable palm oil, but at its core this refers to palm oil that has been produced with the lowest environmental impact possible. This includes minimising impact to wildlife, and adhering to high standards of human rights.

The study concluded that RSPO certification did result in better economic sustainability than that seen in non-certified plantations. However, the environmental and social benefits were unclear. It found no evidence that RSPO certified plantations retained orangutan populations more effectively.

RSPO Standards provide the aims, objectives and mandatory requirements for the production and procurement of RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO).

RSPO Supply Chains Palm oil or palm oil derivatives certified by the RSPO can be sourced through four different supply chain models: Identity Preserved, Segregated, Mass Balance and RSPO Credits / Book and Claim. Each of these models comes with its own advantages, requirements and pre-approved consumer claim.

But does the RSPO actually produce sustainable palm oil? Greenpeace's “Certifying Destruction” report shows that the RSPO is not producing anything near to truly sustainable palm oil. Unless of course you think allowing deforestation and peatland destruction is sustainable.

ing to a 2018 Profundo report, commissioned by Friends of the Earth, RSPO certified plantations had also been involved in forced labour, child labour and discrimination towards women, and were involved in land conflict with local communities.

The study concluded that RSPO certification did result in better economic sustainability than that seen in non-certified plantations. However, the environmental and social benefits were unclear. It found no evidence that RSPO certified plantations retained orangutan populations more effectively.