Dashboard
Co-developed in partnership with Earthworm Foundation
191 600 hectares planted
58 405 ha HCV areas
RSPO certified palm oil mills
as of 31.12.2023
%
Certified
ISO 14001 certified sites
as of 26.08.2024
%
Certified
Sites to be certified
Evaluations
Palm oil
 |
8 countries |  |
130 200 hectares planted |
 |
23 palm oil mills |  |
550 950 tons |
Traceability
as of 31.12.2023
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
%
Identification du fournisseur
%
Identification et localisation régionale de la production
%
Identification et localisation de toute la chaîne de production
Goal 100% by 2025
Level 1: identification of suppliers (names);
Level 2: same as level 1 and precise localization of the industrial plantations with maps, localization of the smallholders with GPS points, catchment area for the dealers;
Level 3: same as level 2 and maps of all the smallholders’ plots, who deliver directly to the Socfin palm oil processing factories or through dealers.
- FFB supply source 92.1%
Natural rubber
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7 countries |  |
60 400 hectares planted |
 |
8 rubber factories |  |
164 700 tons |
Traceability
as of 31.12.202
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
%
Identification du fournisseur
%
Identification et localisation régionale de la production
%
Identification et localisation de toute la chaîne de production
Goal 100% by 2025
Level 1: identification of suppliers (names);
Level 2: same as level 1 and precise localization of the industrial plantations with maps, localization of the smallholders with GPS points, catchment area for the dealers;
Level 3: same as level 2 and maps of all the smallholders’ plots, who deliver directly to the Socfin rubber processing factories or through dealers.
- Natural rubber supply source 53.9%
Land Dialogue and Independent Mediation
Like many long-term agricultural operators, the Socfin Group faces complex land tenure situations inherited from the past.
In Cambodia, an independent mediation process recognised by the Mekong Region Land Governance programme made it possible to sustainably resolve land disputes with the Bunong communities, leading to the signing of 26 agreements between 2018 and 2021 and a Joint Statement in 2022.
In Cameroon, a State-led institutional process, conducted in collaboration with local communities, is underway to clarify land boundaries, reduce conflicts of use and promote peaceful coexistence with neighbouring populations.
In both countries, the Group prioritises dialogue, transparency and sustainable solutions, in line with its commitments to social and environmental responsibility.
To learn more about the process, you can click here.