Multinationals vow to boycott APP after outcry over illegal logging

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The companies will suspend purchases from Asia Pulp and Paper after evidence emerged of illegal logging in Indonesia

Several multinational companies have vowed to boycott the huge forestry conglomerate, Asia Pulp and Paper, after a public outcry after evidence emerged of illegal logging by APP in Indonesia, that is damaging...

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