Malaysia declares emergency in haze areas as Singapore improves
    Singapore yesterday sought “strong, firm, effective” action against Singaporean companies that may be involved in illegal burning in Indonesia that led to the city-state’s worst pollution on record.
    • Bloomberg
    • 23 June 2013
    China's investment foray into Indonesia
    Sinochem and ZTE Energy, an agribusiness arm of the Shenzhen-based telecoms manufacturer, both bid for 150,000 hectares of palm-oil plantations in 2012, but were promptly rejected.
    • Asia Sentinel
    • 06 June 2013
    The Philippines offers Indonesia to open palm oil plantation
    Government of Philippines offers Indonesian state-owned plantations company BUMN to develop palm oil plantations in Mindanao on an area of 120,000 ha.
    • Republika
    • 01 June 2013
    'Indonesia is seeing a new corporate colonialism'
    Multinational companies have been encouraged to seize and deforest land owned by indigenous people, say human rights groups
    • Guardian
    • 25 May 2013
    MVP Group eyes Davao farm
    Hong Kong-based First Pacific Co. Ltd’s agribusiness unit PT Indofood is eyeing 30,000 hectares of land in Davao Oriental, Philippines, for palm oil production.
    • PhilStar
    • 22 May 2013
    Appropriations foncières et modèles agricoles
    Ce numéro spécial des Cahiers Agricultures analyse la place accordée au foncier et aux diverses formes d’agriculture dans les stratégies des Etats, des investisseurs et des communautés d’acteurs locaux.
    • CIRAD
    • 24 April 2013
    Asian palm-oil planters head to West Africa
    Suitable land for palm-oil cultivation is running out in top producers Malaysia and Indonesia, which now account for about 85 percent of the global output. Wilmar is among several companies searching for land in West and Central Africa.
    • Bloomberg
    • 03 April 2013
    Ironic Survival
    Video on the struggles of the Malind of Papua to defend their lands from the Merauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate.
    • Engage Media
    • 22 Mar 2013
    Cargill expanding palm-oil plantations in Indonesia
    “We are aggressively looking for new areas in Sulawesi, Central Kalimantan and South Sumatra that are environmentally safe to expand our oil-palm footprint,” says president-director of the company’s oil-palm plantations in Sumatra.
    • WSJ
    • 22 Mar 2013
    Agrarian problems emerge as corporations use MIFEE project for capital accumulation.
    People in Indonesia consider the food crisis as an excuse, deliberately created so that corporations could assert control over the necessary business which is central to most people’s lives.
    • awasMIFEE
    • 02 Mar 2013
    Wilmar buys 53.7% stake in Noble’s Indonesia palm venture
    Wilmar International has taken a majority stake in a palm plantation venture in Indonesia’s Papua owned by Noble Group, giving the world’s biggest palm oil supplier a toehold in the province where it also hopes to grow sugar cane.
    • Today Online
    • 23 February 2013
    Indonesia plans to expand palm oil, cocoa plantations to Nigeria
    "Nigeria has offered land for us, no matter how large we need," says Indonesian Industry Minister MS Hidayat
    • Xinhua
    • 13 February 2013

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