Investigators claim palm oil from "orangutan capital of the world" entered supply chains of major brands
Nestle, one of the firms named in the report, said it spoke with its supplier and they denied the NGO's findings
The results of an investigation claiming to uncover "definitive" evidence that palm oil sourced from an illegal plantation within an Indonesian rainforest entered the supply chains of some of the world's...
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