Under the agreement, Olam agreed to suspend deforestation for palm oil and rubber, and also apply the industry-standard High Carbon Stock approach to its third-party suppliers (the agreement doesn’t apply to commodities other than palm oil and rubber, such as cocoa and coffee, areas we are continuing to investigate).
Investigation Reveals Deforestation Throughout Palm Oil Supply Chain September 1, 2016 A groundbreaking new investigation released today reveals new satellite, photographic, and video evidence of massive deforestation and illegal burning of pristine rainforest by the Korean-Indonesian corporation Korindo, to support establishment of its palm oil plantations on the Indonesian provinces of Papua ...
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LIMA, PERU – Today the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) launched a new report, Deforestation by Definition, exposing the ongoing and looming threat of illegal deforestation in the Peruvian due to installation of agro-industrial monoculture plantations, such as oil palm.
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Press Release EIA Investigative Report Exposes Illegal Deforestation of Peruvian for Palm Oil Cultivation
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Wilmar International Ltd Palm oil assessment Total score: 81.0%. Latest update: ... CSR Sugar owner Wilmar International linked to palm oil deforestation in Indonesia orangutan habitat November 2016 . For the palm oil industry, ?engagement? means turning a blind eye to deforestation November 2016. The Great Palm Oil Scandal: Labour Abuses Behind Big Brand Names November 2016. Labour abuses ...
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What is Nestlé doing to ensure responsible palm oil sourcing? Nestlé is working to increase the proportion of sustainable palm oil that we source. We are committed to 100% responsibly sourced palm oil by 2020 – by ensuring suppliers comply with our Responsible Sourcing Standard (pdf, 2Mb).
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EIA's new investigative report exposes the ongoing and looming threat of illegal deforestation in the Peruvian due to installation of agro-indu
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Big brands under scrutiny over rainforest destruction July 22, 2017 July 22, 2017 Multinational brands such as Nestlé, McDonald’s and PepsiCo have been criticised by environmental campaigners as new report reveals they buy palm oil from companies responsible for massive deforestation in Sumatra.
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Palm oil is the most widely-used vegetable oil in the world, but the industry has a well-deserved reputation for rainforest destruction and human rights abuses. [5] The major palm oil traders have ‘no deforestation’ policies, but have done little to ensure their suppliers meet these standards. [6] As a result, many household brands are ...
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Merauke, Papua, Indonesia (1 September, 2016) -- A groundbreaking new investigation of the palm oil industry was released today by the new environmental organization Mighty, the Korean Federation for
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A groundbreaking new investigation released today reveals new satellite, photographic, and video evidence of massive deforestation and illegal burning of pristine rainforest by the Korean-Indonesian corporation Korindo, to support establishment of its palm oil
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A new investigation by Mighty Earth, Olam agreed to suspend deforestation for palm oil and rubber, and also apply the industry-standard High Carbon Stock approach to its third-party suppliers Investigation Reveals Deforestation Throughout Palm Oil
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A palm oil supplier to Mars, Nestlé, PepsiCo and Unilever is destroying rainforests in Papua, Indonesia, a new investigation by Greenpeace International has revealed. Satellite analysis suggests that
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Jakarta, Indonesia (19 July 2025) A new Eyes on the Forest (EoF) report reveals how palm oil illegally grown inside a national park and surrounding areas in Sumatra home to elephants and tigers appears to enter the supply chains of the biggest palm oil producers and traders operating in Indonesia, compromising their deforestation
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Washington, D.C A new Greenpeace investigation reveals that Wilmar International, the world’s largest palm oil trader that supplies palm oil to global consumer companies, is still linked to forest destruction for palm oil [1], despite Wilmar’s commitment five years ago to end deforestation
Get PriceDeforestation can happen quickly, such as when a fire sweeps through the landscape or the forest is clear-cut to make way for an oil palm plantation. While deforestation appears to be on the decline in some countries, it remains disturbingly high in others—including Brazil and Indonesia—and a grave threat to our world’s most valuable
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Jakarta, Indonesia (19 July 2025) A new Eyes on the Forest (EoF) report reveals how palm oil illegally grown inside a national park and surrounding areas in Sumatra home to elephants and tigers appears to enter the supply chains of the biggest palm oil producers and traders operating in Indonesia, compromising their deforestation-free pledges and those of their customers.
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Finland International; News Now Original; Investigation: Neste biofuel link to orangutan habitat destruction. Finland's state-owned oil company continues to buy palm oil from mills near where large areas of rainforest have been cleared, and vital primate habitat destroyed.
Get PriceAlmost all oil palm grows in areas that were once tropical moist forests, some of them quite recently. The conversion to date, and future expansion, threatens biodiversity and increases greenhouse gas emissions. Today, consumer pressure is pushing companies toward deforestation-free sources of palm oil.
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But soaring demand for the world’s most popular vegetable oil has led to extensive deforestation and loss of wildlife in Indonesia and The oil palm tree, Throughout the 1800s,
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Amsterdam/Brussels, 15 March One of the leading suppliers of "green" palm oil to Europe is causing illegal encroachment upon Indonesian forest and peat land, according to a report published today by Friends of the Earth Europe. The report exposes the illegal activities of the Malaysian showcase company IOI Group and shows that the increasing demand in Europe for palm oil in
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PRESS RELEASE A new report published today by IDH reveals that despite progress, Europe is still contributing to deforestation by purchasing tropical commodities that are not sustainably produced. It urges 9 key actions from governments and companies to create more sustainable supply chains. The report, titled The data speaks, takes stock of alarmingly low sustainable, responsible
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EIA's new investigative report exposes the ongoing and looming threat of illegal deforestation in the Peruvian due to installation of agro-indu
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10 February 2020 A Global Witness investigation has revealed the scale of the French financial sector’s investment in global deforestation, including by household name banks in France. Ahead of a meeting convened tomorrow by the French government on the country’s strategy to tackle deforestation associated with its imports, Global Witness reveals how BNP Paribas, Natixis and Crédit
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Our year-long investigation, published in July 2017, exposed how European supermarkets are helping drive the most rapid tropical deforestation anywhere in the world. Charcoal produced from old-growth trees being clear-felled in the Paraguayan dry Chaco forests
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Companies are underestimating the risks of deforestation in their commodities supply Deforestation for oil palm in Sabah, Investigation reveals loopholes for illegal shark fin exports from
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The results of the investigations are definitive. Palm oil is being grown illegally inside the nationally protected Rawa Singkil Wildlife Reserve, and it is being sold to mills that provide the palm oil used to manufacture snack foods sold across the world by Unilever, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Mondelēz, General Mills, Kellogg’s, Mars and Hershey.
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PepsiCo Inc., the world’s second-largest food and beverage company, has announced the adoption of a comprehensive palm oil sourcing policy and committed to a broad set of actions aimed at ensuring the palm oil in its supply chain will not contain deforestation, peatland destruction, or
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27-3-2020· What is Nestlé doing to ensure responsible palm oil sourcing? Nestlé is working to increase the proportion of sustainable palm oil that we source. We are committed to 100% responsibly sourced palm oil by 2020 by ensuring suppliers comply
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Controversial Korean palm oil firm Korindo pledged to stop clearing forests until it had conducted proper sustainability assessments. Korindo has violated deforestation ban, NGO reveals These companies in October said they were conducting independent investigations into the matter,
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These brands have stated that they will use sustainable palm oil, however they have not stuck to their promise. Rainforests absorb the largest amount of carbon from the atmosphere, around 2.2 Billion tonnes per year, constantly making the earth cooler.
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Palm oil is hiding in most skin care, hair, and makeup products worldwide. Find out why palm oil is causing massive deforestation in Indonesia and Malaysia, and leading orangutans to extinction.
Get PriceZ. whereas multiple investigations reveal widespread abuses of basic human rights during the Eagerly awaits the Commission’s studies on deforestation and palm oil, Calls on the Commission to press ahead with developing an EU action plan on deforestation and forest degradation which would include concrete regulatory
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2 THE HUMAN COST OF CONFLICT PALM OIL REVISITED Indofood’s target-based system, coupled with the wide range of penalties which may be applied at the employer’s discretion, an opaque system of pay, and ability to extract work under the menace
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Rise of the 'wonder bean': from deforestation to your plate Deforestation in the Chaco forest in Salta province one of South America’s ancient forests being felled to make way for soya.
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