Is a visible supply chain enough to be considered accountable?
As EUDR implementation approaches, palm oil supply chain actors are facing increasing pressure to demonstrate reliable data, risk understanding, and verifiable sustainability evidence. Traceability is no longer only about knowing where commodities come from. It is becoming a foundation for due diligence, risk mitigation, and market access.
At the same time, Indonesia’s latest export governance development through the State Export Entity/DSI mechanism is raising new questions about how commodity origin data, deforestation-free status, and sustainability evidence can remain traceable and accountable within global trade flows.
To discuss these developments, Inovasi Digital will host an open webinar:
From Visible to Accountable: Beyond Traceability in the Palm Oil Supply Chain
The webinar will explore recent EUDR updates, implications for palm oil supply chains in Indonesia and Malaysia, mill readiness for Traceability to Plantation (TTP), Palm Oil Dealer (POD) coverage, area-level risk, and data-driven monitoring through Trace Engine.
The session will also discuss how Indonesia’s export governance changes may affect EUDR readiness ahead of full implementation in 2027, particularly in relation to data flow, sustainability accountability, and verifiable evidence for global markets.
Mark Your Calendar
🗓️: Monday, 10 August 2026
⏰: 2:30 – 4:00 PM WIB / 9:30 – 11:00 AM CET
📍: Online via Zoom
Language: Indonesian, with live interpreter
This webinar is designed for growers, millers, supply chain actors, sustainability teams, compliance teams, buyers, and stakeholders working to strengthen traceability, due diligence, and responsible sourcing in the palm oil sector.
Join the discussion and explore what it takes to move from visibility to accountability in palm oil supply chains.
