Jumat, Juni 24, 2016 | Issue Number : 460

Running a Palm Plantation Business (PART II)

This edition of Indonesian Law Digest (ILD) follows up on last week’s ILD publication, which featured a discussion of several issues surrounding the establishment of palm-plantation businesses, including matters pertaining to land, plantation business licenses, and licenses for foreign investors.[1]

The second and final section of this edition of ILD will focus on several obligations and requirements which have to be met by palm-plantation businesses before they can commence operations.This week's discussions will confine themselves to the following topics:

a.	Obligations of palm-plantation businesses
	?	The various obligations which should be met by holders of Plantation Business Licenses for Cultivation (Izin Usaha Perkebunan untuk Budi Daya – “IUP-B”), Plantation Business Licenses (Izin Usaha Perkebunan – “IUP”), and Plantation Business Licenses for Product Processing (Izin Usaha Perkebunan untuk Pengolahan – “IUP-P”);
	?	The obligation to contribute to palm-plantation funds;
	?	The obligation to undergo mandatory evaluation; and
	?	Additional obligations for palm-plantation businesses which are established under Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) schemes.
b.	Mandatory compliance with the Indonesian Sustainable Palm-Oil Certification System (ISPO);
c.	Import requirements for palm-tree seeds;
d.	Conditions for the rejuvenation of palm plantations;
	?	Rejuvenation techniques
	?	Development of plantation organizations; and
	?	Supporting elements.

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a.	Obligations of palm-plantation businesses
	?	The various obligations which should be met by holders of Plantation Business Licenses for Cultivation (Izin Usaha Perkebunan untuk Budi Daya – “IUP-B”), Plantation Business Licenses (Izin Usaha Perkebunan – “IUP”), and Plantation Business Licenses for Product Processing (Izin Usaha Perkebunan untuk Pengolahan – “IUP-P”);
	?	The obligation to contribute to palm-plantation funds;
	?	The obligation to undergo mandatory evaluation; and
	?	Additional obligations for palm-plantation businesses which are established under Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) schemes.
b.	Mandatory compliance with the Indonesian Sustainable Palm-Oil Certification System (ISPO);
c.	Import requirements for palm-tree seeds;
d.	Conditions for the rejuvenation of palm plantations;
	?	Rejuvenation techniques
	?	Development of plantation organizations; and
	?	Supporting elements.

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