2026 Palm oil scorecard

the palm oil sector is making progress, but credible responsible sourcing requires demonstrated proof.

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This year’s scorecard gives a fuller picture of the palm oil value chain.

The 2026 assessment looks at both major palm oil buyers and the processors and traders that shape how palm oil moves through global supply chains. This creates a more complete view of progress, gaps, and accountability across the sector

  1. FARMERS
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  2. TRADERS
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  3. PROCESSORS
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  4. BUYER’S
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  5. CONSUMER
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  • With an average score of XX out of 24, companies in the 2024 scorecard serve as a stark reminder of the substantial progress yet to unfold. Not a single company achieves a perfect score, underlining the immense journey ahead.

    CHECK THE BYUER’S SCORES
  • With an average score of XX out of 24, companies in the 2024 scorecard serve as a stark reminder of the substantial progress yet to unfold. Not a single company achieves a perfect score, underlining the immense journey ahead.

    CHECK TRADERS SCORES
  • Discover all the insights and analysis of the buyers scorecard results

    SEE MORE IN ANALYSIS
  • Discover all the insights and analysis of the traders scorecard results

    SEE MORE IN ANALYSIS

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