The Irony of Palm Oil, Planted on State-Owned Land, Sold Expensively Domestically
Cooking oil prices are skyrocketing. The compact producers raise prices on the pretext of adjusting to the price of palm oil (CPO) in the global market. The spike in cooking oil prices in Indonesia is ironic, considering that the supply of palm oil in Indonesia is always abundant.
It is even listed as the largest CPO producing country in the world. In fact, large cooking oil producing companies are working on their oil palm plantations on state land granted by the government through the granting rights scheme (HGU). In fact, several HGUs for large oil palm plantations are located on former forest release lands. However, the government cannot force producers to lower the price of cooking oil which is included in the basic needs of the community. HGU is the provision of state-owned land to be managed by entrepreneurs to be used economically for a certain period of time in accordance with Law Number 5 of 1960 and its derivative regulations. The existence of the HGU itself is actually nothing but the embodiment of Article 33 of the 1945 Constitution, in which the earth and the wealth in it can be used as much as possible for the welfare of the people. In order for entrepreneurs to get HGU, there are a number of procedures that must be followed. HGU can be granted for land with an area of at least 5 hectares.
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