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2014年4月4日

著者:
Diane Holdorf, Kelloggs, on Ethical Corporation (UK)

Palm oil debate Part 1: Kellogg’s journey towards sustainable palm oil

While palm oil is a small percentage of their ingredients, concerns about the sustainable production of palm oil is high on the Kellogg Company’s priority list…[The] company continues to demonstrate the importance of this issue with its recent announcement of a new global commitment…[through which] Kellogg will require its suppliers to protect forests, endangered species habitat, lands with high carbon content, and peatland of any depth….Suppliers will also be required to protect human and community rights. The company firmly believes that key to this commitment is the power of dialogue, engaging stakeholders and benchmarking to promote changes within the industry…Kellogg began directly engaging with global palm oil suppliers and stakeholders in 2009…