Tag Archive | "palm oil"

Parts of Nearly Extinct Tiger Openly Sold in Sumatra

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

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Parts of the Sumatran tiger, a critically endangered species, are being openly sold in 10% of 326 retailers surveyed across the Indonesian island of Sumatra. A Sumatran tiger caught on film in the wild. Image by Michael Lowe Although there are laws in place to protect the tigers, a [...]

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Ad Standards Agency Smacks Down Palm Oil Industry “Green” Claims

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

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The Ad Standards Agency has been featured on Environmental Graffiti several times in the past, always over its crackdowns on companies making false green claims in their advertisements. A Malaysian palm oil plantation. The British agency is at it again, this time taking on one of the more ridiculous [...]

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Supermarket Bans Unsustainable Oil

Thursday, November 22, 2007

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The Sainsbury’s supermarket chain has announced a ban on environmentally unfriendly palm oil in all of its own-brand products after a customer and activist campaign. Palm oil has been blamed for increasing the destruction of tropical rainforests and driving some animals

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