Think of RSPO – the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil – as a global neighbourhood watch for palm oil.
Members – growers, NGOs, brands and everyday consumers – agree on one simple promise: we’ll only grow or buy palm oil that keeps forests standing, treats workers fairly and looks after wildlife. Farms and mills are inspected every year; only the ones that pass can ship RSPO‑certified palm oil. rspo.org
How GN walks the talk
We source RSPO‑certified palm‑derived ingredients for our animal‑nutrition formulas where it is required by buyers.
Our RSPO certified product’s buyers can trace every shipment back to the certified mill before it enters our feed plants.
Global standard – 100+ countries
Draws directly on local laws & smallholder realities
Multi‑stakeholder rule‑book (NGOs, growers, buyers, unions)
National Malaysian standard, created by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board
Audited annually; most detailed environmental & social criteria
Mandatory for Malaysian producers; MSPO 2.0 (Jan 2025) tightened rules on traceability, labour & peatland protection
Strong consumer recognition worldwide
Gives Malaysian small farmers a practical, affordable first step toward RSPO
Why we keep both labels on our ingredient list
* RSPO meets the sustainability regulations in many multinational companies.
MSPO ensures we honour and uplift the communities who actually grow the crop at home.
* Dual‑certification means the same hectare of oil palm meets both international expectations and Malaysia’s own sustainability vision – no trade‑offs.
“We feed livestock that feed families. Our promise is simple:
every spoonful of nutrition we hope to protect the forests and communities our children will inherit.”
Healthy soils, healthier milk,
eggs and meat.
Certified growers return empty fruit bunches to the field, cut agro‑chemicals and keep drinking‑water clean – which shows up in the health of the animals who eat our feed.
Fair jobs for farming families. RSPO/MSPO does not subscribe to child labour and advocate fair living wages; that dignity travels all the way to the dinner table.
Legacy you can taste.
When a farmer sees forests as an asset – not an obstacle – the land stays productive for generations. That is Nutrition that Builds Legacies.