Sime Darby said its sustainability committee would take on the commission's role to review a labour practice assessment.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's palm oil giant Sime Darby Plantation
(SDP) said on Thursday it had dissolved its human rights commission, after the resignation of two of the three experts on the panel that the company had set up to help lift a U.S import ban.
The company said its sustainability committee would take on the commission's role to review a labour practice assessment.
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