KUALA LUMPUR, DIBIZ Global, a sustainability commodities traceability platform, has partnered with the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) to roll out eMSPO, a pilot project offering full end-to-end traceability to support compliance with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
DIBIZ co-founder and CEO Unnikrishnan R. Unnithan said the collaboration represents a milestone for MSPO as the world’s first national certification system to adopt blockchain-powered real-time traceability and deforestation metrics.
“This initiative ensures all stakeholders, especially smallholders, are part of an EUDR-compliant supply chain. It also reinforces Malaysia’s global leadership in agri-commodities while embracing blockchain technology for EUDR and beyond,” he said.
The eMSPO platform will track each delivery order and production step, applying product transformation standards to prevent non-compliant items from entering the supply chain while protecting commercial data. Every transaction will be verified in real-time against deforestation risks through DIBIZ’s GIS partner, EarthDaily, and authenticated by Control Union. DIBIZ said this positions Malaysia’s palm oil industry to meet EUDR requirements well ahead of the December 30, 2025, deadline. 
The Ministry of Plantation and Commodities recently announced that the EU officially recognised MSPO certification as a credible sustainability standard with advanced digital traceability, affirming Malaysia’s leadership in sustainable palm oil and ensuring over half a million smallholders are part of the agenda.
