Mandatory cuts to oil palm companies are called into question

Mukomuko (Antaranews Bengkulu) – Chairman of Commission II of the Mukomuko District House of Representatives, Zulfahni asks about the 10-20% mandatory deductions that the oil palm company would have removed from each sale of fresh fruit bunches in the region. I accept from the community, the mandatory deduction is not two to five percent, but it reaches 10 to 20 percent. Do you badociate the cut-off fund allocation for what? "," He told Mukomuko, the Mukomuko ruler Choirul Huda reunited all the leaders of palm oil companies related to the low price of buying bunches of fresh fruit from palm oil in the region

A number of government agencies attended the meeting: local members of the DPRD and the leader of a number of oil palm companies in the region.

Zulfahni suggested that the local district chief has established a team that oversees oil palm sales activities in all oil palm companies in the region so that the government and oil palm plantation communities can clearly know if palm oil companies make compulsory cuts 19659002] "Government must supervise farmers to avoid injury", he said

The President of the Peasants' Association (IPSM), Mukomuko Zulhazi District, said that there was a mandatory reduction of 4.5 percent. Palm oil companies do not need to own oil palm plantations as they already benefit from each sale of two percent oil palm TBS and 2.5 percent from the results. sorting the TBS.

He states that there are allegations of directions from them (19659002) "I did not mention which factory made the required parts and the like. Please, the Task Force Saber Pungli investigation, "he said.

Kompol Amin, chairman of Saber Pungli's task force, said that he would retrace information regarding mandatory deductions drawn by the palm oil company

"This information wekapi? Serious and it is true that there are allegations of unlawful accusations, there will be firm measures under the applicable regulations, "he said