Palm Oil Industry Continues to Bring Deforestation, Pollution To Amazon | Waking Times

Karla Mendes, Mongabay
Waking Times – March 17, 2021

TOMÉ-AÇU, Brazil — Guided by an Indigenous leader, we drove down dusty roads in the Turé-Mariquita Indigenous Reserve, a “green island” encircled by oil palm plantations in the Brazilian Amazon.

Read More & video(8:45): “Palm oil companies infringe on Indigenous community rights in Brazil, leaders say”Palm Oil Industry Continues to Bring Deforestation, Pollution To Amazon — Waking Times

Shocking Report Links Girl Scout Cookies to Child Sex Trafficking and Slave Labor | The Free Thought Project

The Free Thought Project – December 30, 2020

A shocking investigation by the Associated Press into child labor has revealed unsettling details about an ingredient in Girl Scout cookies and it its ties to child slave labor and sex trafficking. Palm oil. The $65 billion global palm oil industry is one of the largest food industries in the world and it is rooted in corruption and child abuse.

Read more & video clip(1:47): “Palm oil in products often obscured by many names”: Shocking Report Links Girl Scout Cookies to Child Sex Trafficking and Slave Labor — The Free Thought Project

The “Great Reset” Includes Human Diet: GMO Lab “Meat” to Replace Animal Meat | Health Impact News

World Economic Forum’s ‘Great Reset’ Plan for Big Food Benefits Industry, Not People

“The Great Reset is about maintaining and empowering a corporate extraction machine and the private ownership of life.” — Vandana Shiva

Health Impact News – November 13, 2020

by Jeremy Loffredo
Children’s Health Defense

The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) The Great Reset includes a plan to transform the global food and agricultural industries and the human diet. The architects of the plan  claim it will reduce food scarcity, hunger and disease, and even mitigate climate change.

Read more: The “Great Reset” Includes Human Diet: GMO Lab “Meat” to Replace Animal Meat — Health Impact News

In Just One Decade, Corporations Destroyed 50 Million Hectares of Forest—An Area the Size of Spain — Waking Times – July 25, 2019

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Jessica Corbett, Common Dreams
Waking Times

Major corporations involved with commodities like beef, palm oil, and soya pledged in 2010 to end deforestation over the next decade—but instead of fulfilling that promise, a new Greenpeace International analysis found the companies are set to destroy at least 50 million hectares of forest worldwide by 2020.

Read more via In Just One Decade, Corporations Destroyed 50 Million Hectares of Forest—An Area the Size of Spain — Waking Times

Meet the 10 Companies that Control Almost Every Food & Beverage Brand in the World — October 1, 2017

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This eye-opening infographic by Oxfam International reveals that 10 companies control virtually the entire human food distribution system……Read more

via Meet the 10 Companies that Control Almost Every Food & Beverage Brand in the World — The Free Thought Project

Shocking rainforest destruction linked to Pepsi – March 06, 2017

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“A new report is shining a spotlight on some of the most ruthless destruction of elephant habitat we’ve ever seen. And the massive forest clearance is linked to the suppliers of snack foods sold by companies like PepsiCo across the world.

A field investigation by our partners at Rainforest Action Network uncovered the devastating clearance of already endangered forests in the Leuser Ecosystem. The only place on earth where elephants, tigers, orangutans and rhinos live in the same forest, Leuser is considered one of the world’s top priority conservation areas. It’s also the source of drinking water and livelihoods for millions of people in the Indonesian province of Aceh.

But Leuser’s critical importance is apparently of no concern to rogue palm oil producer PT. ABN. The company has been illegally — and rapidly — turning lowland forests into palm oil plantations despite being ordered out by the Indonesian government. So who has been buying PT. ABN’s conflict palm oil? Wilmar palm oil refineries, supplier of brands like PepsiCo, McDonald’s, and Nestlé.

We can’t let mega-corporations like PepsiCo, Nestle, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, and McDonald’s sweep the destruction of this priceless ecosystem under the rug — Watch and Share.

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