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Palm Oil deforestation sponsored by Mondelez

Despite the virtue-signalling of the palm oil certification body the RSPO, Mondelez’s so-called “sustainable” palm oil is linked to 37.000ha of palm oil deforestation since 2016 (Source: Chain Reaction Research).

Mondelez destroys rainforests, sending animals extinct and release mega-tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere, and killing hundreds of endangered species. Once these animals are gone – they are gone for good. See research on Mondelēz’s palm oil sources.

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View Mondelez’s recent palm oil deforestation

Data courtesy of Palm Watch, a multidisciplinary research initiative by the University of Chicago.

View Mondelez's recent palm oil deforestation
View Mondelez’s recent palm oil deforestation

Dying for a Cookie: How Mondelez’s palm oil feeds the climate and extinction crisis

Mondelez is on the board of the RSPO,9 is a signatory to the New York Declaration on Forests and co-chairs the Consumer Goods Forum Palm Oil Working Group. However, Mondelez continues to source palm oil from rainforest destroyers, despite its stated commitment to responsible sourcing.

Dying for a Cookie: How Mondelez’s palm oil feeds the climate and extinction crisis

In light of this – the pledges about palm oil on their website are a massive joke

‘Mondelēz International is committed to sourcing palm oil sustainably and eradicating deforestation and human rights violations in the palm oil supply. We take this responsibility seriously.’

Mondelēz website.

Palm Oil Detectives thinks it is wise to boycott all Mondelēz sub-brands until it has been indepedently verified that they have stopped 100% of their deforestation activities throughout the world.

Mondelēz own a vast global empire of snackfood, confectionery, food and beverage brands…

Mondelez own a vast global empire of snackfood, confectionery, food and beverage brands...
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The most updated list of their stable of brands from their website includes:

Biscuits

  • Barni
  • belVita
  • Chips Ahoy!
  • Club Social
  • Enjoy Life Foods
  • Honey Maid
  • Kinh Do
  • Mooncake
  • Kinh Do Fresh Bread
  • Lu
  • Lu Petit Beurre
  • Mikado
  • Nabisco
  • Newton’s
  • Nilla
  • Nutter Butter
  • Oreo
  • Premium
  • Prince
  • Ritz
  • Tate’s Bake Shop
  • Tiger
  • Trakinas
  • Triscuit
  • Tuc
  • Wheat Things

Beverages

  • Bournvita
  • Clight
  • Tang

Meals

  • Philadelphia
  • Royal
  • Sottilette

Chocolate

  • 5 Star
  • Alpen Gold
  • Cadbury
  • Cadbury Creme Egg
  • Cadbury Dairy Milk
  • Cadbury Dairy Milk Eclairs
  • Cadbury Eclairs
  • Cadbury Roses
  • Côte d’Or
  • Freia
  • Lacta
  • Marabou
  • Milka
  • Toblerone

Gum and Confectionery

  • Halls
  • Trident

More Information

The Chain: Repeat Offenders Continue to Clear Forests for Oil Palm in Southeast Asia

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Research: Palm Oil deforestation and its connection to retail brands


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