马来西亚油棕工业-环境问题和现状:第1部分:环境十字路口

The Planter Pub Date : 2018-03-25 DOI:10.56333/tp.2018.003
C. Chong
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从环境的角度来看,全球油棕产业正处于一个十字路口。业界组织发现越来越难以满足可持续棕榈油圆桌会议(RSPO)提出的新标准,此外,实施RSPO和认证的成本高,认证油的溢价低。马来西亚和印度尼西亚已经建立并实施或正在建立本国版本的可持续棕榈油,即马来西亚可持续棕榈油(MSPO)和印度尼西亚可持续棕榈油(ISPO)。这符合他们自己的国家目标,即掌握自己国家油棕产业的命运,而不是受外部控制,这可能与他们的国家社会责任相冲突。这篇两部分文章的第1部分概述了大多数实施可能影响油棕行业的环境可持续性计划的组织。这些影响取决于海外棕榈油消费者和买家的担忧,而这些担忧又取决于他们的国家要求和地区非政府组织(ngo)的影响。由于MSPO和ISPO是由各自的国家组织在全国范围内对其本土油棕产业实施的,因此对它们的影响进行了稍微深入的探讨。报告还强调了RSPO面临的僵局。关键词:油棕,环境方案,MSPO, RSPO, ISPO, ISCC, POIC,环境僵局
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MALAYSIAN OIL PALM INDUSTRY-ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AND PRESENT SCENARIO: PART 1: ENVIRONMENT CROSSROAD
From an environment point of view, the global oil palm industry is at a crossroad. Organisations in the industry are finding it increasingly difficult to meet the new criteria introduced by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), in addition to the high cost of implementation of RSPO and certification and the low premium for certified oil. Malaysia and Indonesia have established and implemented, or in the process of establishing, their own domestic version of sustainable palm oil, i.e. Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) and Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO). This is in line with their own national objective of controlling the destiny of their national oil palm industry rather than being subjected to external control which may clash with their national social responsibilities. Part 1 of this two part article outlines the majority of organisations implementing environment sustainability schemes that may impact the oil palm industry. The impacts are dictated by the concerns of overseas consumers and buyers of palm oil products, which in tum, are dependent on their national requirements and the influence of regional non-government organisations (NGOs). The impacts of MSPO and ISPO are explored in slightly greater depths as these are implemented on a national scale by their respective national organisations on their indigenous oil palm industry. The impasse faced by RSPO is also highlighted. Keywords: Oil palm, environment schemes, MSPO, RSPO, ISPO, ISCC, POIC, environment impasse.
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