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RSPO Welcome Letter, Ecuador

THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION AT THE CONGRESS, WE ARE SOLD OUT.

Welcome to the portal of the III RSPO Latin American Conference, being held in Ecuador this year. ANCUPA and the palm-growing sector in Ecuador are honored and committed to make this third Latin American Roundtable the gathering point for Latin American palm growers, as well as for all other actors interested in the development of activities related to the palm oil industry. This roundtable is a response to the pressing global demand for sustainably produced palm oil.

RSPO responds to the desire to elaborate products based on sustainable palm oil by adopting the Sustainability Principles and Criteria in the entire production chain. It is not a contribution driven by philanthropy, but rather a commitment with society.

Nowadays, being part of this initiative is inevitable. It requires a personal and institutional commitment, as the world demands a better management of industrialization processes. RSPO seeks to contribute with measurable and verifiable improvements, which will be transcendental for the environmental management of the oil palm industry in Latin America.

La RSPO remains true to its reason for being by becoming an accessible space for the comments, points of views, and ideas of all those who are part of the production chain of palm oil, as well as of consumers, related entities, and society at large. It is a commitment that promulgates significant progress in the development of the industry, the country, Latin America, and the world. The meeting will allow the establishment of agreements and commitments that will be the foundation and the staring point to and important development in the palm-growing sector, which will last overtime.

ANCUPA and the Sponsoring Companies call for all the actors in the palm-growing sector to contribute with their experiences and inquiries, so that the objective of creating a space to share, deliberate, and express different thoughts is achieved. The invitation to be part of this roundtable has been extended. We hope to count with your valuable presence.

Ing. Francisco Dávila

ANCUPA President