Dennis Weening, ambassador of Go Palm Oil Free, has visited the Albert Heijn in the Fahrenheitstraat, The Hague. Albert Heijn […]
‘Dutch Weed Burger’ has been certified as Palm Oil Free. This company is a pioneer in creating healthy tasty food […]
On January 25 2017, together with our ambassador Dennis Weening, we visited the House of Representatives to give a presentation about […]
The Hague, October 26, 2016 – The Dutch TV presenter Dennis Weening presented the new photo book ‘Dennis’ by portrait […]
The Hague, 22nd September 2016 – Today, Go Palm Oil Free awarded her first certificate to Vegafit, a brand of […]
People who care about the future of tropical rainforests, should be aware that the production of palm oil has been growing rapidly in past decennia and simultaneously vast forest areas have been eradicated. Palm oil is being processed [...]
Increasing concern of WWF about ceaseless deforestation, caused by the development of palm oil plantations, has instigated the stakeholders in the palm oil trade and processing industry to organize themselves in the RSPO.
Some companies claim processing so-called Eco palm oil. In most cases this palm oil originates from Colombia, which is actually dealing with similar problems as Indonesia and Malaysia with regard to the reliability of certification.
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Dennis is a tiny baby orangutan who was confiscated on February 21 2015 from an illegal trader. Dennis was torn away from the arms of his mother in sumatran forests and most probably his mother was brutally killed by palm oil workers.
Normally, Dennis would still be loved and cared for by his mother for at least another 6 years, gaining the skills and knowledge needed for an independent existence and the love needed for personal development. A mother orangutan will never let go of her baby without putting her own life at risk.
Palmoil plantations are developing rapidly for which primary rainforests are being destroyed and orangutans such as all other fauna and flora we can find only in these rich rain forests covering Indonesia are the victim.
Dennis Weening, ambassador of Go Palm Oil Free, has visited the Albert Heijn in the Fahrenheitstraat, The Hague. Albert Heijn […]
‘Dutch Weed Burger’ has been certified as Palm Oil Free. This company is a pioneer in creating healthy tasty food […]
On January 25 2017, together with our ambassador Dennis Weening, we visited the House of Representatives to give a presentation about […]
The Hague, October 26, 2016 – The Dutch TV presenter Dennis Weening presented the new photo book ‘Dennis’ by portrait […]
The Hague, 22nd September 2016 – Today, Go Palm Oil Free awarded her first certificate to Vegafit, a brand of […]
The Hague, October 12, 2016 – Palm Oil Free Certification has issued a certificate to Maza Mediterranean Delicacies, a company […]
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