Greenpeace warns PepsiCo's palm oil policies will fail to halt deforestation

Jessica Shankleman
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Drinks giant unveils raft of new pledges to tackle deforestation, but green group says they do not go far enough

PepsiCo has unveiled a major new palm oil policy that aims to eliminate deforestation from its supply chain. But the new pledges announced last week have been slammed by Greenpeace for failing to go...

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