'Beneath the Surface': Nestlé challenges consumers to help tackle sustainable palm oil challenge

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Consumer goods giant launches interactive platform to highlight dilemmas facing manufacturers as they work to curb environmental impacts in their supply chains

Nestlé has this week launched a new interactive tool designed to engage customers with the complex sustainability issues facing the palm oil supply chain. The interactive video platform, called Beneath...

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