Download On-Demand Webinar Expert Panel, Case Study
Palm Oil Transparency: Raising the Bar
for Traceability to Plantation (TTP)
About the Event
Koltiva proudly presents the pivotal palm oil webinar, now available on demand. Industry leaders, innovators, and sustainability experts came together, Indonesia to tackle a critical sector challenge: scaling high-quality traceability-to-plantation (TTP) data.
Titled “Towards Palm Oil Transparency: Raising the Bar for Traceability to Plantation,” this recorded session spotlights the urgent need for robust, scalable TTP solutions and showcases collaborative strategies across the palm oil supply chain for advancing transparency and sustainability.
Download the webinar now to access expert insights, practical solutions, and actionable takeaways from this landmark event.
Why Traceability to Plantation Is Now Essential for Market Access
Sustainability regulations are accelerating, with the EUDR and evolving RSPO and ISPO standards demanding verifiable, plot‑level transparency.
Yet readiness remains low: independent smallholders manage a large share of Indonesia’s palm oil area but few are mapped, verified, or certified, while many companies still rely on mill‑level or radius‑based data that cannot meet due‑diligence requirements.
Fragmented, inconsistent data across multi‑tier supply chains further increases risk and inefficiency.
This session helps stakeholders close
the last‑mile traceability gap and advance
scalable, high‑quality TTP.
Only 1% of independent palm oil smallholders
in Indonesia are certified
Despite years of progress, the industry continues to struggle with fragmented and incomplete data.
Many smallholders, who manage a significant share of oil palm cultivation, remain unmapped. In Indonesia alone, independent smallholders oversee approximately 41% of the national oil palm plantation area, equating to 6.7 million hectares.
Yet, alarmingly, only 1% of these are certified to meet traceability and legality requirements under EUDR
Our Key Speakers & Moderator
The Hidden Risk in Your Supply Chain:
Why Companies Must Act Now on Traceability To Plantation (TTP)
Global sustainability regulations are accelerating, and the palm oil sector now stands at one of its most defining turning points. With the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) entering enforcement and RSPO and ISPO standards increasing their expectations, supply chain transparency is shifting from broad commitments to strict, verifiable, plot‑level evidence. At the core of this shift is the need for accurate Traceability to Plantation (TTP), a standard that demands precise geolocation, legality verification, and end‑to‑end data integrity.
However, the readiness gap remains vast across the industry. Independent smallholders, who manage nearly half of Indonesia’s palm oil area, are largely unmapped, uncertified, and unsupported in meeting new regulatory thresholds. While they play a critical role in maintaining supply continuity, only a small fraction currently meets expectations for traceability and legality, revealing a deep disconnect between regulatory ambition and on‑the‑ground realities. For companies, this challenge extends beyond smallholders. Corporate disclosures still fall short of full traceability, with many organizations unable to map raw materials back to plantation boundaries despite previously announced commitments. Incomplete, inconsistent, or radius‑based datasets are still common, limiting spatial accuracy and undermining compliance credibility.
Compounding the issue is the persistent fragmentation of data across multi‑tier supply chains. Traders, cooperatives, mills, and downstream buyers often operate in silos, generating duplicated, incompatible, or unverifiable datasets. Without interoperability, information degrades at each transaction point, increasing operational inefficiencies and elevating the risk of non‑compliance. As regulatory scrutiny and market expectations intensify, these data gaps can lead to serious consequences: shipment delays, reputational exposure, and even loss of market access, particularly for companies supplying the EU.
The robust plot‑level TTP is a strategic imperative that underpins regulatory compliance, commercial resilience, investor confidence, and long‑term competitiveness. This session is designed to help industry actors confront these challenges directly, offering practical guidance, tested approaches, and field‑based insights to close the last‑mile traceability gap and advance scalable, high‑quality TTP across the sector.
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