Indonesia’s Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC) is actively bolstering the country’s palm oil exports. This support is being provided through facilities like bonded zones, streamlining export processes. These zones offer preferential treatment to businesses involved in processing and exporting palm oil products. Effective customs services are also a key component of this strategy. The aim is to enhance the competitiveness of Indonesian palm oil on the global market by reducing costs and improving efficiency. This initiative highlights the government’s commitment to strengthening the palm oil industry, a significant contributor to the national economy. Ultimately, the DJBC’s efforts are geared towards accelerating and facilitating increased palm oil exports from Indonesia.