Indonesia palm oil supply chain

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Palm Oil Volume (t)

2018

47M

2022

Palm Oil deforestation exposure (ha)

2018

1.2M

2022

Exporting Companies

5 companies
are exposed to

71% of Deforestation

of Indonesia palm oil exports in 2022

top 5 Companies
By deforestation exposure (2022)

ROYAL GOLDEN EAGLE

110k ha

SINAR MAS

29k

FIRST RESOURCES

24k

WILMAR

20k

LOUIS DREYFUS

20k

OTHER Companies

80k

Hotspots

12% of Regions
account for

59% of Deforestation

of Indonesia palm oil production in 2022

top 5 Regions
By deforestation exposure (2022)

KALIMANTAN BARAT

330k ha

KALIMANTAN TENGAH

190k

KALIMANTAN TIMUR

180k

PAPUA

140k

KALIMANTAN UTARA

97k

OTHER Regions

260k

Importing Countries

5 countries
are exposed to

49% of Deforestation

of Indonesia palm oil imports in 2022

top 5 Importing Countries
By deforestation exposure (2022)

CHINA (MAINLAND)

45k ha

INDIA

41k

PAKISTAN

23k

UNITED STATES

16k

MALAYSIA

16k

OTHER Importing Countries

150k

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