Editor’s Note: As EUDR reshapes global coffee supply chains, compliance is evolving into a broader question of sourcing intelligence. This article explores why geolocation accuracy, polygon verification, and farm-level traceability will determine which coffee buyers can confidently access regulated markets, manage supplier risk, and build resilient sourcing networks. Moving beyond certification-based assurance, it highlights how EUDR-ready coffee procurement now depends on tr

As climate change, evolving regulations, and responsible sourcing reshape the cocoa industry, Asia-Pacific is demonstrating how sustainable cocoa supply chains can move beyond compliance. Explore how digital traceability, geospatial intelligence, farmer capacity building, and sustainability intelligence help businesses strengthen resilience, improve transparency, and create measurable impact across global cocoa sourcing.

Natural rubber traceability is evolving beyond supplier declarations toward plot-level accountability. As global regulations such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) reshape sourcing expectations, rubber companies must adopt verifiable, farm-level data to strengthen supply chain transparency, support smallholders, reduce compliance risks, and build resilient, deforestation-free supply chains for long-term market access.

China exports over €11 billion worth of wood and rubber products to the EU each year, making agricultural product traceability a critical requirement for market access. As regulations such as EUDR and FSMA demand verifiable origin data, Chinese supply chains face growing pressure to move beyond documentation and build end-to-end traceability systems that can prove legality, sustainability, and compliance.

Editor's Note: This article provides a practical, field‑grounded walkthrough of the four essential steps needed to achieve Traceability to Plantation (TTP) in palm oil supply chains, an increasingly critical requirement for certification, market access, and compliance with emerging regulations such as the EU Deforestation Regulation. Drawing on insights from Sandy Puspoyo, our Project Lead for Palm Oil and an experienced sustainability manager with a decade of hands‑on expert

Editor’s Note: This article explores what full Traceability to Plantation (TTP) in palm oil actually looks like and what it takes to achieve it in practice. If you’re looking to go deeper into the full framework, join Beyond Traceability Talks #5, where our experts unpack real-world challenges and solutions across palm oil supply chains. Executive Summary: Traceability to Plantation remains incomplete across the palm oil sector, while leading palm oil companies have achi

As Africa faces the world’s fastest rate of deforestation, Planting Naturals is setting a new benchmark for RSPO palm oil in Sierra Leone. By partnering with KOLTIVA, the company is building a fully traceable, deforestation-free palm oil supply chain that empowers thousands of smallholders and meets the EU’s strict sustainability standards.

As palm-oil demand rises, the sector must boost productivity without expanding into forests—starting at the first mile. Despite producing 85% of global supply, smallholders in Indonesia and Malaysia still face major barriers to training, finance, and traceability. Published alongside Koltiva’s participation at RSPO Roundtable 2025, this article builds on insights from Fanny Butler, Senior Head of Markets (EMEA), to explore how inclusive, field-ready Agriculture 4.0—grounded i

More than 40% of Indonesia palm oil land is managed by smallholders, yet most remain unregistered and untraceable. As EUDR, RSPO, and ISPO standards tighten, digital traceability becomes essential. Platforms like KoltiTrace and KoltiSkills are helping integrate smallholders, strengthen certification readiness, and build transparent, sustainable palm oil supply chains.

Koltiva supports the GAP Project in training rubber farmers on agroforestry, traceability, and regenerative agriculture to strengthen Indonesia’s rubber supply chain.

Despite producing more than half of Indonesia’s palm oil, independent smallholders remain largely excluded from certification schemes like RSPO and ISPO. This article explores why palm oil certification is now the passport to global markets—and how digital tools, capacity building, and collaboration are transforming the certification journey. Featuring KOLTIVA’s insights from the GIZ GRASS Project, it highlights scalable, inclusive solutions to ensure no smallholder is left b

The EUDR is reshaping global timber trade, demanding verifiable, deforestation-free sourcing for all wood products entering EU markets. In this article, Koltiva’s experts Rahmad Nanda and Dimas Perceka share how our integrated geospatial and due diligence solutions empower timber companies to meet EUDR wood compliance confidently—turning regulation into sustainable opportunity.

Discover how Koltiva is transforming Indonesia’s palm oil downstream sector through digital traceability, smallholder inclusion, and data-driven compliance. Learn how the Multi-Stakeholder Forum (MSF) Dashboard empowers transparent collaboration, boosts productivity, and turns sustainability challenges into growth opportunities.

As global sustainability standards tighten, traceability is no longer optional for agricultural commodities. Koltiva, a Swiss-Indonesian agritech company, is helping Indonesia’s palm oil, coffee, cocoa, rubber, and coconut sectors meet these demands through a cross-commodity digital traceability ecosystem. By combining GPS-based land mapping, field verification, and its KoltiTrace platform, Koltiva ensures end-to-end transparency, empowers producers, and strengthens supply ch

Deforestation free supply chain solutions are being implemented by G T Rubber and Koltiva, covering 15,000 mapped rubber plots and 4,500 verified farmers. This data-driven system combines geolocation tracking, land legality verification, and dealer training to meet EUDR requirements. The program prevents unverified rubber from entering the market while promoting sustainability and compliance in Thailand’s global rubber trade.

Executive Summaries REA initiated SHINES programme to support over 600 independent smallholders in Kutai Indonesia with RSPO certification and EUDR compliance through traceability and farm assessment tools. KOLTIVA’s KoltiTrace platform map and verify farm polygons across 10 cooperatives in East Kalimantan as a part of its support for SHINES programme. The programme protects up to 10,000 hectares of forest and supports 6 target villages through biodiversity and livelihood ini

📍 Location: Paris Marriott Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel. France 📅 Date: 21 May 2025 🌐 Organized by: ASD, IDH, RSPO We are at SPOD 2025 – Advancing Fair, Equitable, and Transparent Sustainable Palm Oil Supply Chains At the heart of every product containing palm oil lies a vast and complex network of people: smallholder farmers cultivating the land, workers navigating challenging environments, and communities whose livelihoods are intrinsically tied to global trade. As

Discover how digital innovation is taking palm oil traceability beyond compliance at Palmex Indonesia 2025. Join RSPO’s talkshow on sustainable, tech-driven transformation.

Ensure EUDR compliance in rubber supply chains with Koltiva’s integrated digital traceability tools and dealer-focused training across Asia Pacific.

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