FGV Holdings Berhad (FGV) owns and operates oil palm plantations across Malaysia, including in the state of Sabah. However, we are currently unable to confirm or verify any connection to a plantation referred to as “Mojokuto” in our supply chain. We are reviewing our records and will take appropriate action should any relevant information surface.

That said, we would like to reaffirm that FGV is committed to responsible sourcing and upholding the highest standards of sustainability and ethical conduct across our operations. Our approach is guided by the FGV Group Sustainability Policy (GSP)...

…suppliers undergo a mandatory pre-screening process. This includes submission of key documentation such as a valid Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) licence, proof of land ownership and Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) certification…

Suppliers formally engaged by FGV are bound by legal agreements governed by Malaysian law. These contracts include the Supplier Warranty, the Supplier Code of Conduct, and FGV’s right to audit. As part of the Supplier Warranty, all suppliers are required to respect and uphold fundamental rights and workplace principles for their employees, comply with guidelines recognised by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and strictly prohibit the use of child labour, regardless of its legality in any jurisdiction...