RSEC COMMODITY JOURNEYCPO programme journey
Production-linked CPO and market-procured CPO converge at controlled storage before domestic or export routing.
Production-linked route
01CPO Overview02FFB Supply03Transport04QC & Acceptance05Mill Production06CPO Storage
Market sourcing
M1Market ProcurementCONVERGES → 06 CPO STORAGE
Export route
07Pipeline to Jetty08Jetty Loading09CPO Barge10STS Transfer11Ports & Atlas
Domestic route
D1Domestic RefineryD2Refined Products
STEP 02 · PLANTATION & FFB
02CPO MAIN FLOW · FFB Supply

The supply starts
with fresh fruit.

RSEC seeks long-term relationships with plantations, growers, collection networks and qualified mills to build dependable daily Fresh Fruit Bunch (FFB) supply.

Procurement is organised around fresh harvest, planned dispatch and mill acceptance. The commercial objective is simple: deliver processable fruit to the mill while it is still fresh and keep the mill continuously supplied.

Public website summary only. Detailed supplier pricing, settlement periods and acceptance formulas remain transaction-specific.

Freshness firstDaily harvest-to-mill planning limits ageing before processing.
Documented receiptSource, truck and weighbridge records support commercial control.
Acceptance disciplineOld, rotten, contaminated or unacceptable bunches may be segregated or rejected under agreed criteria.
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RSECRSEC / IMK ORIGIN EXECUTION
IMK field representative discussing FFB procurement with plantation workers during harvest