Mondelēz: Drop RGE

Oreo-maker Mondelēz International works with a dirty supplier called Royal Golden Eagle (RGE), which has horrific impacts on Indigenous and traditional communities, tropical rainforests and biodiversity.

Help us send Mondelēz a message: It's time to put people and planet before profit — it's time to quit RGE!

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Dirk

Van de Put

Mondelēz International

To Mr. Dirk Van de Put, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer at Mondelēz International:

I’m sure you know by now that rainforests are a 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.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities who have stewarded the land generation after generation, helping keep our planet within safe operating boundaries.

Despite these facts, your company, Mondelēz International, continues to work with dirty producers like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others connected to rainforest and peatland destruction and Indigenous rights violations.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers like RGE, you are telling consumers that Mondelēz is greedy for short-term profits at the expense of crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities.

In order to live up to the spirit of your No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) policies, you must take a corporate group approach and close the loophole on dirty producers like RGE.

It’s imperative both for people and planet that Mondelēz act NOW to end its relationship with RGE, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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CEO

Dirk

Van de Put

Mondelēz

To Mr. Dirk Van de Put, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer at Mondelēz International:

I’m sure you know by now that rainforests are a 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.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities who have stewarded the land generation after generation, helping keep our planet within safe operating boundaries.

Despite these facts, your company, Mondelēz International, continues to work with dirty producers like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others connected to rainforest and peatland destruction and Indigenous rights violations.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers like RGE, you are telling consumers that Mondelēz is greedy for short-term profits at the expense of crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities.

In order to live up to the spirit of your No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) policies, you must take a corporate group approach and close the loophole on dirty producers like RGE.

It’s imperative both for people and planet that Mondelēz act NOW to end its relationship with RGE, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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CEO

Dirk

Van de Put

Mondelēz

To Mr. Dirk Van de Put, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer at Mondelēz International:

I’m sure you know by now that rainforests are a 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.

Rainforests also form the cultural and economic backbone of Indigenous and local communities who have stewarded the land generation after generation, helping keep our planet within safe operating boundaries.

Despite these facts, your company, Mondelēz International, continues to work with dirty producers like Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and others connected to rainforest and peatland destruction and Indigenous rights violations.

When you do business with unscrupulous suppliers like RGE, you are telling consumers that Mondelēz is greedy for short-term profits at the expense of crucial ecosystems, Indigenous rights, and the dignity and well-being of frontline communities.

In order to live up to the spirit of your No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) policies, you must take a corporate group approach and close the loophole on dirty producers like RGE.

It’s imperative both for people and planet that Mondelēz act NOW to end its relationship with RGE, terminating all sourcing from RGE and its full corporate group immediately.

Kind Regards,

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