Palm Oil Commodity Traceability System to Support the Implementation of EUDR Policies in Indonesia

The palm oil commodity traceability system allows for tracking the palm oil product trail from upstream to the end consumer. The aim of this research is to increase the added value of Indonesian palm oil products in the international market which is increasingly prioritizing sustainability. By meeting global requirements and standards, palm oil producers and exporters can access wider markets and increase the competitiveness of their products. This not only helps to avoid illegal land use and deforestation that are detrimental to the environment, but also supports efforts to preserve habitats and biodiversity that are often threatened by plantation expansion. The method applied in developing this system is the prototype method, which begins with needs analysis, followed by the design stage, development implementation, testing, and ends with the finalization stage. The output of this research is to produce a palm oil commodity traceability system to support the implementation of the EUDR policy in Indonesia.

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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/incitest64888.2024.11121512
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Oil Palm Production and Sustainability
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Palm Oil Commodity Traceability System to Support the Implementation of EUDR Policies in Indonesia

Muhammad Eko Utomo, Nizar Rabbi Radliya, Julian Chandra Wibawa, Rauf Fauzan et al.
Oil Palm Production and Sustainability
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Palm Oil Commodity Traceability System to Support the Implementation of EUDR Policies in Indonesia

Muhammad Eko Utomo, Nizar Rabbi Radliya, Julian Chandra Wibawa, Rauf Fauzan, Vita Harlan Bachtiar
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The palm oil commodity traceability system allows for tracking the palm oil product trail from upstream to the end consumer. The aim of this research is to increase the added value of Indonesian palm oil products in the international market which is increasingly prioritizing sustainability. By meeting global requirements and standards, palm oil producers and exporters can access wider markets and increase the competitiveness of their products. This not only helps to avoid illegal land use and deforestation that are detrimental to the environment, but also supports efforts to preserve habitats and biodiversity that are often threatened by plantation expansion. The method applied in developing this system is the prototype method, which begins with needs analysis, followed by the design stage, development implementation, testing, and ends with the finalization stage. The output of this research is to produce a palm oil commodity traceability system to support the implementation of the EUDR policy in Indonesia.

Ministry of Industry and Trade (CZ), Universitas Komputer Indonesia (ID), Telkom University (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Oil Palm Production and Sustainability
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