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hlthe2b

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2. There ARE sustainable sources of Palm Oil. THAT should be the fight:

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Sun Mar 19, 2023, 06:37 AM

Mar 2023

We should continue to use RSPO certified sustainable palm oil in products, as non-certified sources result in more deforestation and natural habitat conversion. RSPO certified products that use palm oil from 'Segregated' or 'Identity Preserved' supply chains offer the greatest assurance of sustainable palm oil.

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There ARE sustainable sources of Palm Oil. THAT should be the fight: hlthe2b Mar 2023 #2