Sustainable Palm Oil: Cooking That’s Good for You and the Planet

Palm oil is everywhere these days — in foods, snacks, soaps, and even candles. For a long time, people have worried about what palm oil means for the environment. The truth is, not all palm oil is the same. There’s a big difference between the kind that harms the planet and the kind that helps it. That’s where sustainable palm oil comes in.

Sustainable palm oil is grown in a way that keeps nature in balance. Farmers use land that’s already cleared instead of cutting down more forest. They protect wildlife habitats and make sure local workers are treated fairly. The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was created to set these rules and make sure the people who grow palm oil do it the right way.

Palm oil is actually one of the most efficient crops in the world. It produces more oil per acre than any other plant, which means it takes up less space to grow. That’s good news when it’s done responsibly — less land, less waste, and fewer resources needed. So when you buy from a company that supports sustainable farms, you’re not just buying an oil. You’re backing a better system.

At AHHH Love Oil, we take it one step further with High Oleic Palm Oil — a cleaner, healthier version of traditional palm oil. It’s packed with heart-friendly fats, handles high heat without breaking down, and lasts longer on the shelf. The result is an oil that’s better for your body and better for your cooking.

Another reason sustainable palm oil matters is traceability. Responsible producers track every drop from the farm to the bottle, so you know exactly where it comes from. You’re not just buying quality — you’re buying transparency and trust.

When you cook with AHHH Love Oil’s Premium High Oleic Cooking Oil, you get all the benefits: high performance, smooth flavor, and peace of mind knowing it was made the right way. It’s non-GMO, naturally pressed, and always sourced from farms that care about the planet as much as you do.

Cooking shouldn’t come at the cost of the environment. With sustainable palm oil, it doesn’t have to. Small choices make a big impact — and it starts with what’s in your pan.

Sources

1. Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), “Principles and Criteria for Sustainable Palm Oil.”

2. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), “Global Trends in Palm Oil Production and Sustainability.”

3. Our World in Data, “Palm Oil: Environmental Impacts and Efficiency.”

4. World Wildlife Fund (WWF), “Palm Oil and Deforestation Facts.”

5. International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), “The Case for Sustainable Palm Oil.”