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Sustainability
- A sustainable approach
- Certifications
- Our deforestation-free supply chain
- Positive social impacts
- Best Management Practices
- Research and development
- Working with smallholders
- Biodiversity and landscape Initiatives
- Our corporate policies
- Sustainability reporting
- Managing grievances
- Report a grievance
Sustainability
With the introduction of our first Sustainability Report (2014/2015) we have amended the content of this page. We believe all information regarding the subject of Sustainability is covered in depth in the report.
The second Sustainability Report (2016/2017) shall be published in the first quarter of 2018.
SIPEF is committed to no deforestation. We believe in a landscape approach to new oil palm developments, guided by the methodology endorsed by the RSPO.
- No deforestation
SIPEF is committed to no deforestation. We believe in a landscape approach to new oil palm developments, guided by the methodology endorsed by the RSPO. We also recognise that High Carbon Stock (HCS) assessments are an important tool to achieve our commitment. We are following the toolkit of the HCS Approach (HCSA). All new projects are developed after integrated HCV-HCSA assessments.
- No new development on peat
- No Exploitation
SIPEF is committed to respecting the rights of indigenous people, local communities, and workers, and to maintain a safe and respectful workplace.
- Full traceability
SIPEF believes in the transparency of commodities supply chains. All commodities offered by SIPEF are traceable to their place of production (smallholders field or plantation).
This policy also applies to the scheme and associated smallholders delivering to our mills. We encourage and support independent smallholders to join our supply bases and become compliant with our RPP
Sustainable policies
- Environment
The Group recognizes that, in addition to its statutory and commercial obligations, it has a responsibility to the communities and environment in which it operates.
Sustainability projects
SIPEF is committed to no deforestation. We believe in a landscape approach to new oil palm developments, guided by the methodology endorsed by the RSPO.
Palm oil mills
Crude Palm Oil (CPO) is produced by the mechanical processing of fresh Full Fruit Bunches (FFB). Three main by-products are produced: Empty Fruit Bunches (EFB), fibers (from the fruit), and Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME).
Certifications under international standards
Worldwide
Considering new developments
Products
Sustainability reports
With the introduction of our first Sustainability Report (2014/2015) we have amended the content of this page. We believe all information regarding the subject of Sustainability is covered in depth in the report.
The second Sustainability Report (2016/2017) shall be published in the first quarter of 2018.