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Filed under: environment, politics | Tags: activism, dove, greenpeace, indonesia, palm oil, sustainability, unilever
Enough’s Enough recently partnered with Greenpeace to help target Unilever, the world’s biggest consumer of palm oil. Palm oil plantations are destroying Indonesia’s rainforests, massacring critically endangered Orang-utans and devastating the climate.
We focused on Unilever’s beautiful Dove brand, placing a full page advert in The Times.
Today Unilever have called for a moratorium – a complete halt – on rainforest destruction in Indonesia. Unilever’s CEO Patrick Cescau has promised that all of Unilever’s palm oil will be sustainable by 2015.
Even Prince Charles has been quick to react, saying, “This really is a groundbreaking development which could make the whole difference to the future of the rainforests”.
So many thanks to all of you who supported this campaign.
Feels good? Then join us and send a blank email to whenisenoughsenough at hotmail dot co dot uk
The more of us there are, the more we can do … and there’s lots to be done.
