Sustainability is an integral part of our business. Sustainable operations are crucial to securing the future of our company and for creating shared value for our consumers, shareholders and stakeholders.
We strive towards a palm oil supply chain that is responsible and sustainable, while creating livelihoods and opportunities for rural communities. To achieve this, we take a holistic approach to sustainability that is fully integrated into our business model. Our business practices are aligned with universally acceptable social and environmental standards.
Central to Wilmar’s sustainability strategy is our No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) policy, which extends across our global operations, including our joint-venture partners and third-party suppliers.
Certification and Conservation
82.2% of own plantation area is RSPO-certified
944,694MT RSPO-certified palm oil & kernels production capacity in 2025
31,876HA of HCV areas and HCS forest set aside as conservation areas in our oil palm plantations in Indonesia, Malaysia, Ghana and Nigeria (10.4% of our total landbank)
Supply Chain Monitoring and Compliance to Wilmar's NDPE Policy
>24.4 milHA of land covered by satellite monitoring in Indonesia, Malaysia and other palm producing countries
1,504 Supplier Groups monitored (11,456 Plantation units monitored)
We are currently revising our 2025 reporting data on the 'Delivering' status for both No Deforestation and No Peat requirements, in alignment with the updated NDPE IRF framework.
Grievances
96.6% As of 31st December 2025, 86 out of 89 grievance cases were closed
1.3 mil HA of non-compliant oil palm plantation areas to our NDPE policy, managed by 10 supplier groups, remain on our suspension list
12 Supplier Groups have been suspended since the introduction of our "Suspend First" approach in 2015
Traceability
98.5% traceable to mill across our global operations
27.3 mil MT traceable to mill across our global operations
90.0% traceable to plantation across our global operations
Protecting Human Rights
46.6% reduction in Group's LTIR in 2025
87.5% of compulsory school-going age children living in our plantations attend school
100% of our employees and contractors assessed to ensure that they are paid a living wage
Data updated: 26/05/2026
Page updated: 05/06/2026
The program are focusing trainings of NDPE, decreased rate of ecosystem degradation and increasing smallholders adoption on sustainable production practices (i.e. GAP and environmental practices, improve quality and productivity, safety, etc.), meeting with ISPO & RSPO certification requirement and to support cooperatives to obtain mandatory ISPO certification.
To support independent smallholders supplying FFB to Wilmar independent mills that they have no plantations; to develop and establish sustainable and traceable palm oil supply from smallholders networks through long term business partnership models, to comply with NDPE commitments, particularly those related to no deforestation and reduce the risk of forest conversion.
The program are focusing trainings of NDPE, decreased rate of ecosystem degradation and increasing smallholders adoption on sustainable production practices (i.e. GAP and environmental practices, improve quality and productivity, safety, etc.), meeting with ISPO & RSPO certification requirement and to support cooperatives to obtain mandatory ISPO certification.
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To support independent smallholders supplying FFB to Wilmar independent mills that they have no plantations; to develop and establish sustainable and traceable palm oil supply from smallholders networks through long term business partnership models, to comply with NDPE commitments, particularly those related to no deforestation and reduce the risk of forest conversion.
The program are focusing trainings of NDPE, decreased rate of ecosystem degradation and increasing smallholders adoption on sustainable production practices (i.e. GAP and environmental practices, improve quality and productivity, safety, etc.), meeting with ISPO & RSPO certification requirement and to support cooperatives to obtain mandatory ISPO certification.
To support independent smallholders supplying FFB to Wilmar independent mills that they have no plantations; to develop and establish sustainable and traceable palm oil supply from smallholders networks through long term business partnership models, to comply with NDPE commitments, particularly those related to no deforestation and reduce the risk of forest conversion.
The program are focusing trainings of NDPE, decreased rate of ecosystem degradation and increasing smallholders adoption on sustainable production practices (i.e. GAP and environmental practices, improve quality and productivity, safety, etc.), meeting with ISPO & RSPO certification requirement and to support cooperatives to obtain mandatory ISPO certification.
To support independent smallholders supplying FFB to Wilmar independent mills that they have no plantations; to develop and establish sustainable and traceable palm oil supply from smallholders networks through long term business partnership models, to comply with NDPE commitments, particularly those related to no deforestation and reduce the risk of forest conversion.
The program are focusing trainings of NDPE, decreased rate of ecosystem degradation and increasing smallholders adoption on sustainable production practices (i.e. GAP and environmental practices, improve quality and productivity, safety, etc.), meeting with ISPO & RSPO certification requirement and to support cooperatives to obtain mandatory ISPO certification.
Determining the baseline land carbon stock and potential carbon removals in Wilmar's conservation areas in Indonesia and Malaysia, utilising the GHG Protocol's Land Sector and Removals Guidelines.
Findings from the baseline assessment will be used for potential interventions to increase the carbon stock in specific locations, involving predominantly ARR activities
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Determining the baseline land carbon stock and potential carbon removals in Wilmar's conservation areas in Indonesia and Malaysia, utilising the GHG Protocol's Land Sector and Removals Guidelines.
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Determining the baseline land carbon stock and potential carbon removals in Wilmar's conservation areas in Indonesia and Malaysia, utilising the GHG Protocol's Land Sector and Removals Guidelines.
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Implementation of activities to reduce LUC from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+), as well as activities resulting in carbon sequestration and storage through forest restoration and agroforestry (ARR). Preliminary analysis estimates a total of 109,162 MT CO2e from REDD+ activities and 317,789 MT CO2e from ARR activities.
Project duration is 30 years.
Project assessment is estimated to be completed in June 2024, at which point decision will be made if Wilmar will consider entering into an ERPA (emissions reduction purchase agreement) with GAIA on the next step involving the development of the PDD (Project Design Document)
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