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Indonesia Tightens Palm Oil Export Rules Amid Sustainability Push

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Indonesia's palm oil export rules are set for significant changes in 2027. The General Association of Indonesian Palm Oil (GAPKI) has flagged a tightening of supply in the industry.

Globoil, an international trade conference for vegetable oils and fats, is taking place from October 11-13 in Mumbai. During the event, GAPKI representatives will discuss the changes to Indonesia's palm oil export rules.

The new regulations aim to improve environmental sustainability and social responsibility within the industry. However, this move may lead to tighter supply, which could have an impact on global markets.

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