Indonesian palm oil prices for fresh fruit bunches (FFB) are increasing following stricter government oversight of the industry. Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman reported that approximately 90 percent of palm oil companies have adjusted their prices upwards in response to the new regulations. This move aims to ensure fairer prices for independent oil palm farmers, who have long struggled with low returns. The government intervention focuses on enforcing compliance with regulated price levels and addressing longstanding grievances regarding price manipulation. Minister Sulaiman emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability within the palm oil sector. This price increase is expected to positively impact the livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers across the country. Further monitoring and enforcement are planned to sustain the positive trend.