Big Brands: Drop RGE

Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé and Ferrero source from serial rainforest destroyer and human rights violator Royal Golden Eagle (RGE). Send your letter to the CEOs of these major brands: Put people and planet before profit and quit RGE!

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CEO

Mark

Schneider

Nestlé

My message to Mark Schneider:

Rainforests are key to the survival of organized human society: They sequester enough carbon to keep the planet 1°C cooler, generate life-sustaining rain, and protect food systems, to name a few critical services they provide.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities, who have stewarded the land for centuries and sometimes millennia, helping maintain safe operating boundaries for life on earth.

Despite these facts, Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé and Ferrero continue to work with unscrupulous suppliers, like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others, who are connected to rainforest destruction, Indigenous rights violations — as in the case of the Pargamanan-Bintang Maria community in North Sumatra — and even the use of child labor.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers, it tells consumers that you prefer short-term profits to crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities, including children.

It’s imperative both for people and the planet that P&G, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé, and Ferrero act NOW to end their relationship with shady suppliers, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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CEO

Dirk

Van de Put

Mondelēz International

My message to Dirk Van de Put:

Rainforests are key to the survival of organized human society: They sequester enough carbon to keep the planet 1°C cooler, generate life-sustaining rain, and protect food systems, to name a few critical services they provide.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities, who have stewarded the land for centuries and sometimes millennia, helping maintain safe operating boundaries for life on earth.

Despite these facts, Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé and Ferrero continue to work with unscrupulous suppliers, like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others, who are connected to rainforest destruction, Indigenous rights violations — as in the case of the Pargamanan-Bintang Maria community in North Sumatra — and even the use of child labor.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers, it tells consumers that you prefer short-term profits to crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities, including children.

It’s imperative both for people and the planet that P&G, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé, and Ferrero act NOW to end their relationship with shady suppliers, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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CEO

Alan

Jope

Unilever

My message to Alan Jope:

Rainforests are key to the survival of organized human society: They sequester enough carbon to keep the planet 1°C cooler, generate life-sustaining rain, and protect food systems, to name a few critical services they provide.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities, who have stewarded the land for centuries and sometimes millennia, helping maintain safe operating boundaries for life on earth.

Despite these facts, Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé and Ferrero continue to work with unscrupulous suppliers, like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others, who are connected to rainforest destruction, Indigenous rights violations — as in the case of the Pargamanan-Bintang Maria community in North Sumatra — and even the use of child labor.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers, it tells consumers that you prefer short-term profits to crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities, including children.

It’s imperative both for people and the planet that P&G, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé, and Ferrero act NOW to end their relationship with shady suppliers, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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CEO

Lapo

Civiletti

Ferrero

My message to Lapo Civiletti:

Rainforests are key to the survival of organized human society: They sequester enough carbon to keep the planet 1°C cooler, generate life-sustaining rain, and protect food systems, to name a few critical services they provide.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities, who have stewarded the land for centuries and sometimes millennia, helping maintain safe operating boundaries for life on earth.

Despite these facts, Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé and Ferrero continue to work with unscrupulous suppliers, like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others, who are connected to rainforest destruction, Indigenous rights violations — as in the case of the Pargamanan-Bintang Maria community in North Sumatra — and even the use of child labor.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers, it tells consumers that you prefer short-term profits to crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities, including children.

It’s imperative both for people and the planet that P&G, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé, and Ferrero act NOW to end their relationship with shady suppliers, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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CEO

Jon

Moeller

Procter & Gamble

My message to Jon Moeller:

Rainforests are key to the survival of organized human society: They sequester enough carbon to keep the planet 1°C cooler, generate life-sustaining rain, and protect food systems, to name a few critical services they provide.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities, who have stewarded the land for centuries and sometimes millennia, helping maintain safe operating boundaries for life on earth.

Despite these facts, Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé and Ferrero continue to work with unscrupulous suppliers, like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others, who are connected to rainforest destruction, Indigenous rights violations — as in the case of the Pargamanan-Bintang Maria community in North Sumatra — and even the use of child labor.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers, it tells consumers that you prefer short-term profits to crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities, including children.

It’s imperative both for people and the planet that P&G, Mondelēz, Unilever, Nestlé, and Ferrero act NOW to end their relationship with shady suppliers, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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