Mill Risk Assessment

A Mill Risk Assessment (MRA) is a systematic process to identify, analyze, and evaluate potential risks associated with the operations and supply chain of a palm oil mill. It examines the origin of Fresh Fruit Bunches (FFB) to ensure traceability and deforestation-free sourcing, while also assessing legal compliance and key social and environmental risks.

By leveraging advanced geospatial analysis, MRA identifies suppliers operating in sensitive areas such as protected forests or peatlands. The outcome is a clear, actionable risk profile for each mill — enabling strategic sourcing decisions, audit readiness, and compliance with regulations such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), while strengthening supply-chain resilience and responsibility.

The MRA methodology evaluates sustainability and compliance risk levels based on NDPE (No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation) and EUDR principles. By integrating global mill data, Traceability to Plantation (TTP) records, and spatial–document analysis, MRA provides a transparent, verifiable framework to determine each mill’s compliance performance.

Key Functions of the Mill Risk Assessment

Key Features

Introducing PalmHub

PalmHub is Inovasi Digital’s centralized intelligence platform designed to bring transparency, traceability, and data-driven insight into the global palm oil supply chain.

Built as a powerful, interactive dashboard, PalmHub integrates verified mill data, geospatial analytics, and risk assessments into a single, unified interface. It provides users with real-time visibility into mill operations, sustainability compliance, and sourcing risks — enabling companies to monitor, analyze, and act with confidence.

Through seamless integration with Mill List Verification and the Mill Risk Assessment (MRA) framework, PalmHub empowers buyers, traders, and sustainability teams to:

• Track verified mills and suppliers with up-to-date ownership and certification data.

• Visualize NDPE and EUDR compliance status across supply chains.

• Identify and mitigate environmental, social, and legal risks using spatial insights.

• Generate compliance reports and audit-ready documentation effortlessly.