EU deforestation law faces enforcement test over Indonesian palm oil
Some of the world's largest consumer goods companies may face compliance risks under the European Union's incoming deforestation law after investigations linked palm oil from Indonesian plantations to alleged illegal activity. The findings, published by Indonesian environmental organisations and government authorities, focus on plantations in Central Kalimantan province. They raise fresh questions about how the bloc will enforce the rules when they take effect on 30 December 2026.The EU law requires suppliers of commodities including cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, wood, rubber and beef to show that their products are not linked to deforestation before they can be sold in... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 30 Oct 2026 12:32 LONDON
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