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Companies | Answer Year |
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Unilever
Netherlands |
1.52M
tonnes
2013
|
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Ruchi Soya Industries
India |
1.43M
tonnes
2013
|
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Nestlé
Switzerland |
410,000
tonnes
2013
|
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Mondelez International
Virginia (United States) |
289,255
tonnes
2015
|
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Johnson&Johnson
New Jersey (United States) |
77,800
tonnes
2013
|
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L'Oreal
France |
54,986
tonnes
2015
|
39,250
tonnes
2013
| |
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IKEA
Sweden |
34,000
tonnes
2013
|
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REWE Group
|
10,100
tonnes
2013
|
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Remia
|
8,300
tonnes
2013
|
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Saraya
|
7,010
tonnes
2013
|
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Woolworths Limited
Australia |
5,700
tonnes
2013
|
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Shiseido Group
Japan |
4,626
tonnes
2015
|
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Estee Lauder Companies Inc.
New York (United States) |
3,302
tonnes
2015
|
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Marks and Spencer Group plc
United Kingdom |
3,064
tonnes
2013
|
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Boots UK Limited
United Kingdom |
367
tonnes
2013
|
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Groupe Danone
France |
Unknown
tonnes
2013
|
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Kellogg Co.
Michigan (United States) |
Unknown
tonnes
2013
|
Companies worldwide can and should be using 100% sustainable palm oil, as certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO).
The 2013 Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard assesses the performance of 130 major retailers, food service companies and consumer goods and other manufacturers worldwide on their use of certified sustainable palm oil (CSPO).
This year’s Scorecard – the third WWF has produced – features companies from Europe, Australia, Japan, the US and India.
Source: WWF website
This metric indicates the total volume (in tonnes) of Palm Oil used/bought/sold by the company in question.
Palm oil is the most widely used vegetable oil on Earth, and demand continues to grow rapidly. It’s an important ingredient in countless products. It’s also a major part of the economy in the tropical areas where it’s grown, helping to lift people out of poverty. Oil palm is highly productive, capable of producing more oil on less land than any other crop.
But it has a serious downside. Clearing land for palm oil plantations has led to widespread loss of rainforests in Indonesia, Malaysia and beyond. This has destroyed habitat for endangered species like rhinos, elephants, tigers and orang-utans, and robbed indigenous people of their land and livelihoods. It also fuels climate change.
By disclosing how much Palm Oil they use, it becomes clear how far along companies are on their way to sustainable supply chains.
Source: WWF - Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard Report
In the attached Palm Oil Buyers or Retailers Scorecard, locate the company you wish to assess and check what the total volume (in tonnes) is of palm oil used/bought/sold by the company.