, following a Greenpeace viral claiming it sources palm oil from Sinar Mas, an Indonesian firm accused ...
under increased scrutiny in recent times, with Greenpeace launching a sustained campaign against Sinar Mas Group over deforestation claims. In April Golden Agri-Resources, the palm oil arm of Sinar Mas ...
use of palm oil supplied by Sinar Mas, which was accused by the charity of obtaining the product ...
the destruction wreaked by her client before making this claim? Heaven forbid that the Sinar Mas group would hire ...
I was appalled to read about the appointment of Cohn & Wolfe to handle global comms for Pulp & Paper ('Asian Pulp & Paper drafts in Cohn & Wolfe to fight Greenpeace accusations', 30 September, prweek.com/uk). APP and parent company Sinar Mas' deforestation has been highlighted not just by Greenpeace ...
Asian Pulp & Paper is a subsidiary of Sinar Mas Group, the firm at the centre of controversy earlier this year over Nestle's use of palm oil. Greenpeace has since set its sights on APP, accusing it of secretly planning to massively increase deforestation in Indonesia. The company this week denied the claims ...
Asian Pulp Paper is a subsidiary of Sinar Mas Group, the firm at the centre of controversy earlier this year over Nestle's use of palm oil. Greenpeace has turned its sights on APP, accusing ... of Sinar Mas, enlisted Pelham Bell Pottinger to fight its corner in April after Greenpeace accused the firm ...
Golden Agri-Resources, the palm oil arm of Sinar Mas, was embroiled in controversy in March ... Sinar Mas for contributing to deforestation, but the group still plans a $100m palm oil expansion ... with Sinar Mas in Indonesia in April. ...
to task by Greenpeace, which claimed it was continuing to source palm oil from Sinar Mas, an Indonesian ... .' IN THE NEWS March 2010: Nestle accused by Greenpeace of continuing to source palm oil from Sinar Mas ...
the protest? Greenpeace launched a report last year that claimed Sinar Mas, an Indonesian company, sources ... the Sinar Mas Group for any of its products, but said its supplier, Cargill, did. Nestle said Cargill had given Sinar Mas until the end of April to respond to Greenpeace's concerns. How did the media cover ...
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