We are committed to building a sustainable supply chain and we report our progress in quarterly updates on this online dashboard. Use the toggle at the top of this dashboard to present palm or palm kernel information.

Our 2023 Full Year palm oil dashboard can be found here.

Our traceability numbers are third party verified annually:
Verification statement from Control Union 2023 (TTM, TTP, NDPE)

Each of our refineries listed below contains a list of mills that supply to the refinery. You can find the following information:

• Universal Mill reference number
• Mill name
• Location coordinates
• Parent company
• Directly or indirectly sourced
• Palm oil (PO) or palm kernel oil (PKO) sourced
• Segregated (SG)

Bunge publishes quarterly mill lists. Suspended mills are marked with its grievance status as per our grievance list at the time of publishing. We are engaging with our trading partners to ensure that these are no longer in our supply chain. Mill lists for previous quarters are available upon request.

Disclaimer: Bunge has put great efforts in gathering the data presented in this list of mills. To the best of our knowledge, the information contained in this list is accurate and reliable as of the date of publication; however, we do not assume any liability whatsoever for the accuracy and completeness of this information. Therefore no rights can be derived from this list. If you have questions about specific information in this list, please contact your sales manager. We will answer to the best of our abilities.

The mill lists are best viewed in Edge, if you are using another browser please allow some time for the mill list to load.

Supplier due diligence process

All suppliers (direct supply) are required to have complied with Bunge’s Sustainable Palm Oil Policy from February 2017 and to be transparent about their operations. Prior to receiving deliveries of palm oil products originating from potential new suppliers, we will implement the following due diligence measures:

• Provide the potential supplier with a copy of Bunge’s Sustainable Palm Oil Policy and advise them of the  requirements for (third party) suppliers.
• Conduct a group-level risk review, to determine if the company’s operations have the potential to involve non-compliance with our policy. This will include a review of the potential supplier’s feedback on Bunge’s policy commitments and our request for relevant permits, legal licenses and concession maps (in shapefile format and where legally possible) for the potential supplier’s entire operations, as well as environmental impact assessments and HCS and HCV studies.
• Undertake a gap analysis to identify what material is missing, inadequate or unclear, and request additional material from the potential supplier
• Fact-check claims by seeking publicly available information including information lodged with government agencies, satellite mapping information (e.g. through Global Forest Watch), RSPO complaints and information available online. Where potential new suppliers have undertaken plantation development that is incompatible with this policy after February 2017, appropriate conservation / restoration / compensation measures and an implementation plan will need to be agreed prior to  entering into contracts to receive oil originating from that supplier. Where evaluation has been delegated to trading partners (indirect supply), we will request our trading partners to observe similar due diligence measures and provide its findings prior to shipping oil from potential new suppliers to Bunge or its subsidiaries.

Once all elements are completed and our in-house questionnaire is completed online (ArcGIS), the supplier is marked for approval.