The national palm oil industry is entering a critical phase of regulatory enforcement and alignment with global sustainability standards. The implementation of Government Regulation (PP) 24/2021, as amended by PP 45/2025, along with provisions related to the utilization of forest areas without permits, is now being applied more systematically across various provinces. This requires every company to understand its legal position, potential liabilities, and the most rational and efficient recovery measures.
At the same time, global market dynamics continue to be shaped by NDPE commitments, the EUDR, and other sustainability policies adopted by international buyers. With a network of partners that represents a significant share of the world’s CPO trade, these shifts in market direction create important opportunities for growers to strengthen regulatory compliance, mitigate stranded land risks, and re-access high-value global market channels.
These developments create an urgent need for companies to gain a comprehensive understanding of:
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the implications of current policies,
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feasible legal recovery options,
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financing models for remediation and recovery, and
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collaboration opportunities that can accelerate compliance alignment.
The Earthqualizer Recovery Conference 2026 is presented as a strategic forum to help growers identify their position within today’s regulatory and market landscape, discuss realistic recovery options, and build direct collaboration with buyers, financial institutions, the government, and partners who have already adopted re-entry protocols.
