News (4)

/ EoF Press Release

Enough is enough: After eight years of “zero deforestation” promises, palm oil industry continues to destroy forests

Sumatra, Carbon stock, Biodiversity loss, Pulp & paper, Palm oil, What consumers can do, What companies can do, brand, bukit tigapuluh, CPO, deforestation, FFB, GAR, Musim Mas, PKS, release, RGE, RSPO, supply chain, tesso nilo, wilmar

Palm fruit illegally grown inside critical wildlife areas continues to taint palm oil entering the supply chains of 24 global traders and brands who have made zero deforestation commitments, an Eyes on the Forest (EoF) report published today found. The protected areas lost to illegal palm oil plantations include some of the last habitats for critically endangered Sumatran elephants, tigers and orangutans in Indonesia.

/ EoF Press Release

Cukup sudah: Setelah delapan tahun janji-janji “nol deforestasi,” industri sawit masih menghancurkan hutan

Kalimantan, Carbon stock, Biodiversity loss, CPO, FFB, palm oil, RSPO, sawit ilegal, tbs

Buah sawit dari kebun yang secara tidak prosedural atau ilegal dikembangkan di dalam Kawasan Hutan dan termasuk kawasan konservasi yang merupakan habitat satwa liar langka terus mencemari minyak sawit yang memasuki rantai pasok dari 24 pedagang dan merek global, padahal mereka telah membuat komitmen nol deforestasi.

/ EoF Press Release

EoF: global supply chains still tainted with illegal palm oil

Sumatra, Biodiversity loss, Palm oil, What companies can do, 196 CPO mills, Apical, asian agri, CPO, EoF Report, FFB, GAR, illegal source, Investigation, Musim Mas, No one is safe, palm oil, RGE, tainted, traceablity, wilmar

An Eyes on the Forest report published today demonstrates how crude palm oil tainted by illegally grown palm fruit from government-protected areas in some of the last remaining habitats of critically endangered Sumatran tigers, elephants, and orangutans.

/ EoF News

EoF: National and global Palm Oil streams likely contaminated with illegal Palm Oil from protected Sumatra tiger corridor

Sumatra, Biodiversity loss, Palm oil, What consumers can do, What companies can do, asian agri, biodiversity, Bukit Betabuh, Cargill, CPO, CPO mill, Darmex, EoF, FFB, illegal palm oil, palm oil, palm oil companies, RGE Group, Riau, Salim, Sarimas, sinar mas, sinarmas, Sumatran tiger, tesso nilo, tiger, tiger corridor, wilmar

EoF warns today that purchasing screens need to be installed urgently at all transfer points in the chain-of-custody from the production of oil palm fruit (fresh fruit bunches/FFB) to the final product. Illegally produced FFB appears to enter national and global supply chains much too easily.

Reports (2)

/ EoF Investigative Report / WWF

Investigative Report: No one is safe (April 2016)

Sumatra, Carbon stock, Biodiversity loss, Palm oil, What companies can do, Apical, Bukit Betabuh, bukit tiga puluh, bukit tigapuluh, commitment, CPO, CPO mill, elephant, FFB, GAR, Musim Mas, orangutan, palm oil, RGE, sumatra, Sumatran tiger, sustainability, tesso nilo, traceablity, wilmar

Eyes on the Forest published today a report demonstrating how crude palm oil tainted by illegally grown palm fruit from government-protected areas in...