Coexisting with elephants: Palm oil plantation groups sign agreement to protect endangered species

By SIM LEOI LEOI

KUALA LUMPUR: Major palm oil plantation groups have agreed on cooperation to coexist with elephants.

The groups are Sime Darby Plantation, IOI Plantation, Aramijaya Agri and Agro Sdn Bhd, FGV Holdings Bhd and Felda.

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