Palm oil from Indonesian grower that burned forest is still being sold
2020-06-19 10:00
JAKARTA — Palm oil from a company that burned a pristine orangutan habitat in Sumatra has entered the global market due to an oversight, possibly ending up in products made by multinationals such as Nestlé and Mars, according to a new report. That was the finding from an investigation by the U.S.-based campaign group Rainforest […]
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