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Hotspot Monitoring for Palm Oil Plantations

We are providing regular updates from hotspot monitoring efforts where our oil palm plantations are located in South Sumatra and West Kalimantan, Indonesia, starting today. The updates will cover all areas within our boundaries and up to one kilometer away. Updates will be posted daily until the end of the dry season.

Cargill has a strict zero-burning policy. We do not condone burning of land for any means: agricultural, economic or social. The smoke haze from burning severely impacts the health and livelihoods of millions living in our local communities, including our colleagues.

Learn more about Cargill's commitment to no-burning and to sustainable palm oil at https://www.cargill.com/sustainability/palm-oil/sustainable-palm-oil.

For queries or further information, please contact:
CTP Communications: [email protected]

Sources:
Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency: http://satelit.bmkg.go.id
Indonesian Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN): http://modis-catalog.lapan.go.id/monitoring/
Global Forest Watch: https://fires.globalforestwatch.org/map/

Hotspot update: June 19-21, 2020

As of today, no hotspots have been detected at our plantations.

Click on the links for our hotspot maps:

19 June: PT Hindoli, South Sumatra | PT HSL/ISK & Poliplant Group, West Kalimantan

20 June: PT Hindoli, South Sumatra | PT HSL/ISK & Poliplant Group, West Kalimantan

21 June: PT Hindoli, South Sumatra | PT HSL/ISK & Poliplant Group, West Kalimantan

Hotspot update: June 18, 2020

As of today, no hotspots have been detected at our plantations.

Click on the links for our hotspot maps: PT Hindoli, South Sumatra | PT HSL/ISK & Poliplant Group, West Kalimantan