How Sinar Mas is Pulping the Planet - Greenpeace
How Sinar Mas is Pulping the Planet - Greenpeace
How Sinar Mas is Pulping the Planet - Greenpeace
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The PALM<br />
oIL trAIL –<br />
o<strong>the</strong>r SINAr<br />
MAS PArtners<br />
IN crIMe<br />
Some international companies – such as Kraft, Nestlé<br />
and Unilever – have stopped buying palm oil from<br />
<strong>Sinar</strong> <strong>Mas</strong>. <strong>How</strong>ever <strong>the</strong> following companies, l<strong>is</strong>ted as<br />
customers of <strong>Sinar</strong> <strong>Mas</strong>’ palm oil div<strong>is</strong>ion in June 2009,<br />
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have not yet made similar commitments: 291<br />
• Campbell Soup Company (US); Burger King (US);<br />
Dunkin Donuts; Pizza Hut (US); and Sh<strong>is</strong>eido (Japan).<br />
• Two of <strong>the</strong> largest palm oil traders in <strong>the</strong> world –<br />
Cargill (US) and Wilmar (Singapore) – are still buying<br />
from <strong>Sinar</strong> <strong>Mas</strong> and trading to a variety of <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
customers. 292<br />
In addition, <strong>the</strong> French supermarket chain Carrefour, <strong>is</strong><br />
still selling <strong>Sinar</strong> <strong>Mas</strong> own brands of palm oil products<br />
in its stores in Indonesia. 293