How MSPO can be accepted in EU market ?

 The Malaysian Palm Oil Certification (MSPO) is a certification scheme that aims to ensure that the production of palm oil in Malaysia meets sustainability standards. To be accepted in the EU market, the MSPO must comply with the EU's requirements for sustainable palm oil, which are outlined in the EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and the EU Delegated Act.

Here are some steps to help MSPO be accepted in the EU market:

1. Align with EU sustainability standards: The MSPO must demonstrate that it meets the sustainability criteria outlined in the EU RED and the EU Delegated Act, including criteria related to environmental protection, social responsibility, and good governance.

2. Achieve recognition by EU-approved certification bodies: The MSPO must be recognized by EU-approved certification bodies, such as the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), in order to be recognized in the EU market.

3. Increase transparency and accountability: The MSPO must have robust traceability systems and reporting mechanisms in place to ensure transparency and accountability in the production of palm oil.

4. Engage with stakeholders: The MSPO must engage with stakeholders, including EU importers, NGOs, and consumers, to build awareness and understanding of the certification and its benefits.

5. Collaborate with the EU and other certification schemes: The MSPO should work closely with the EU and other certification schemes to promote the acceptance and recognition of sustainable palm oil in the EU market.

By following these steps, the MSPO can help increase its recognition and acceptance in the EU market and contribute to the growth of sustainable palm oil products