The new policy introduces a long-overdue “fair play” system for the oil palm sector—similar to the regulatory frameworks that have helped structure Liberia’s cocoa and coffee value chains. The National Oil Palm Policy directly addresses these gaps by setting standards that balance farmer welfare, investment confidence, and national economic interest. “For too long, Liberia’s oil palm sector has operated without a clear, predictable regulatory framework. “The National Oil Palm Policy is a bold and necessary reform. At the summit, DG Saryee is expected to showcase Liberica coffee, Liberia’s indigenous variety, positioning it as a premium product for international buyers and specialty markets.

Source: Front Page Africa February 02, 2026 20:47 UTC